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This piece comes via All Fired Up, a very special, limited collection of handmade ceramics, only available at Food52. (And because it’s handmade, some variation is to be expected and embraced.)
In a league of its own
We’d like to give this vase a pedestal of its own, but our best bookshelf will have to do. It was wheel-thrown in two pieces by artist Jesse Hamerman, with those coils attached one by one. It’s a painstaking process of assembling and drying that takes almost eight weeks start-to-finish. (Good things do take time, after all.)
- Wheel-thrown and hand-formed ceramic
- Crafted in a small Brooklyn studio
- Exclusively at Food52
- Made in: Brooklyn, NY
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
We’d like to give this vase a pedestal of its own, but our best bookshelf will have to do. It was wheel-thrown in two pieces by artist Jesse Hamerman, with those coils attached one by one. It’s a painstaking process of assembling and drying that takes almost eight weeks start-to-finish. (Good things do take time, after all.)
- Wheel-thrown and hand-formed ceramic
- Crafted in a small Brooklyn studio
- Exclusively at Food52
In a league of its own
We’d like to give this vase a pedestal of its own, but our best bookshelf will have to do. It was wheel-thrown in two pieces by artist Jesse Hamerman, with those coils attached one by one. It’s a painstaking process of assembling and drying that takes almost eight weeks start-to-finish. (Good things do take time, after all.)
- Wheel-thrown and hand-formed ceramic
- Crafted in a small Brooklyn studio
- Exclusively at Food52
- Made in: Brooklyn, NY
- Product Warranty:
- Shipping & Returns: Free Standard Shipping on Orders $199+ and Easy-Breezy Returns
We’d like to give this vase a pedestal of its own, but our best bookshelf will have to do. It was wheel-thrown in two pieces by artist Jesse Hamerman, with those coils attached one by one. It’s a painstaking process of assembling and drying that takes almost eight weeks start-to-finish. (Good things do take time, after all.)
- Wheel-thrown and hand-formed ceramic
- Crafted in a small Brooklyn studio
- Exclusively at Food52