Polka Dot Hand-Painted Ceramic Donut Vase - Red

MRP ₹ 699.00Inclusive of all taxes
Why You'll Love This
  • The most minimal of the three donut vases, so it goes anywhere
  • Red dots and flowers kept sparse and to the edge: quiet from a distance, detailed up close
  • Sculptural ring shape, good empty
  • Holds one stem or a sprig without needing an arrangement
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The most restrained donut vase, a cream ring with a scatter of small red dots and flowers and a plain narrow neck.

Of the three donut vases, this is the calm one: cream ring, small red dots kept to the outer edge, plain neck. That restraint is what makes it easy to live with. It sits beside almost anything without arguing, on a shelf that is already full or a table that has one other object on it. The dots were placed by hand so the spacing is never mechanical, and the ring form still reads as sculpture when it is empty.

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 15 cm X Dia 14.5 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

The easy one to place

Of the three donut vases, this is the calm one: cream ring, small red dots kept to the outer edge, plain neck. That restraint is what makes it easy to live with. It sits beside almost anything without arguing, on a shelf that is already full or a table that has one other object on it. The dots were placed by hand so the spacing is never mechanical, and the ring form still reads as sculpture when it is empty.

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