Chevron Hand-Painted Ceramic Bottle Vase - Indigo

MRP ₹ 1,299.00Inclusive of all taxes
Why You'll Love This
  • Every chevron hatched by hand, so the pattern has the texture of a drawing
  • Stepped tiers give a plain silhouette a lot of shadow
  • Narrow neck: two or three stems stand up on their own
  • Tall enough for a mantel, slim enough for a bedside table
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A tall stepped bottle vase covered in fine hand-drawn indigo hatching that changes direction as it climbs.

Look closely at this bottle vase and every one of the fine indigo lines was drawn by hand, tier by tier, the hatching switching direction at each step. It is a lot of patient work for one piece, and it shows: the pattern reads as fabric from across a room and as a drawing when you pick it up. The narrow neck holds two or three stems upright without any arranging, which is really all a bottle vase should be asked to do.

Hand-thrown and hand-finished in small batches, so shape, glaze pooling and pattern vary a little piece to piece. That variation is the point, not a flaw.

Dimensions
H 22 cm X Dia 9 cm
Material
Ceramic
Technique
Hand-thrown and hand-painted ceramic
What is included
1 vase
Care
  • Hand wash with a soft sponge and mild soap
  • Not dishwasher safe
  • Not microwave safe
  • Avoid sudden changes in temperature
  • Small variations in glaze and form are part of the handmade process

We ship across India. Standard delivery takes 5-7 business days. Express shipping available for select locations.

We accept returns within 7 days of delivery for unused items in original packaging. Contact us to initiate a return.

The Story

Drawn line by line, all the way up

Look closely at this bottle vase and every one of the fine indigo lines was drawn by hand, tier by tier, the hatching switching direction at each step. It is a lot of patient work for one piece, and it shows: the pattern reads as fabric from across a room and as a drawing when you pick it up. The narrow neck holds two or three stems upright without any arranging, which is really all a bottle vase should be asked to do.

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