Vases & Objects

This piece is cast in solid bronze by Nancy Pearce in her studio in Los Angeles. California. In Pearce's words "I seek to create an archive of everyday objects by casting them in durable solid bronze so that future archaeologists will have a few...

This piece is cast in solid bronze by Nancy Pearce in her studio in Los Angeles. California. In Pearce's words "I seek to create an archive of everyday objects by casting them in durable solid bronze so that future archaeologists will have a few...

Large. wide. and sturdy the Wide Vase is perfect for the flower lovers out there. The vase is glazed in the Watercolor technique—a new and dramatic glaze combination exclusive to Heath Clay Studio pieces. Glazes are applied and manipulated by hand to create a...

Large. wide. and sturdy the Wide Vase is perfect for the flower lovers out there. This pieces is glazed in glossy Midnight. Stillwater. and Opaque White in an array of patterns and variations. The Wide Vase—along with the Tall Vase—is an expansion upon Edith...

Large. wide. and sturdy this vase is perfect for flower lovers. The vase is glazed in the Watercolor technique—a new and dramatic glaze combination exclusive to Heath Clay Studio pieces. Glazes are applied and manipulated by hand to create a surface that resembles inky...

This container is handmade in the Hudson Valley in upstate New York from walnut. The lid features a sphere-shaped top that's not only fun but highly practical. Perfect for storing your most treasured objects.

This flower vase is made from thin reeds of bamboo that are beautifully bent to create a cage like appearance. Each reed is bent and placed by hand. A clear glass is included so you can stand your flowers in water if desired. A...

Large. tall. and sturdy this vase is perfect for flower lovers. The vase is glazed in the Watercolor technique—a new and dramatic glaze combination exclusive to Heath Clay Studio pieces. Glazes are applied and manipulated by hand to create a surface that resembles inky...

Large. tall. and sturdy this vase is perfect for flower lovers. The vase is glazed in the Watercolor technique—a new and dramatic glaze combination exclusive to Heath Clay Studio pieces. Glazes are applied and manipulated by hand to create a surface that resembles inky...

First added to our Plaza line in 2010 and a favorite ever since. Evoking all the modern and minimalist charm of the Plaza dinnerware line. this tumbler's tall. narrow body is designed to fit comfortably in your hand. Perfect for either hot or cold...

This container is handmade in the Hudson Valley in upstate New York from white oak. The lid features a sphere-shaped top that's not only fun but highly practical. Perfect for storing your most treasured objects.

This solid wood bowl features an elegant scoop. The simple and timeless design is a welcome addition to any modern home.

There is nothing like family and friends seated around the warmth of candles. food. drink. and your favorite treats. Set the focal point of any setting with this beautiful candle holder. With smaller candles the holes in the top allow light through to create...

This piece is cast in solid bronze by Nancy Pearce in her studio in Los Angeles. In Pearce's words "I seek to create an archive of everyday objects by casting them in durable solid bronze so that future archaeologists will have a few pieces...

The Small Bird is slipcast and hand glazed with a glossy layered combination of Opaque White and Grapefruit. But our not-so-feathered friend out of the Clay Studio has unique variation all its own — its small. graceful lines and forms highlight expressive interactions between clay...

A stunning still life piece with or without flowers. Display it as a family. mixed and matched. or on its own. We'll leave that up to you. At once versatile and understated. it makes a beautiful addition to any room.

This container is hand thrown by the skilled team in the Heath Clay Studio. The lid and jar are crafted to fit together perfectly. The wiped edge of the lid adds visual contrast to the special glaze technique called Tule. The undulating shades of...

This print is inspired by the Chinese tradition of collecting river stones. Called Yuhua—meaning Rain Flower—these beautiful stones were historically found along the banks of the Yangzi river in Nanjing. A legend goes that a monk spent many days teaching in this remote area...

Studio Prepa has partnered with Kamikatz Breweries in Tokushima Prefecture to source recycled bottle glass for these special pieces. The designs are inspired by exploring methods of shaping the molten glass in simple. primordial ways: pushing. pulling. and letting gravity do its work. These...

Studio Prepa has partnered with Kamikatz Breweries in Tokushima Prefecture to source recycled bottle glass for these special pieces. The designs are inspired by exploring methods of shaping the molten glass in simple. primordial ways: pushing. pulling. and letting gravity do its work. These...