Woven stitch by stitch in the villages of rural Sindh, Pakistan, this 8-inch potter vase carries the weight of a tradition that has
shaped baskets into vessels for centuries. Its form — wide at the shoulder, narrowing toward the base — is drawn from the
ancient potter's silhouette, reborn in natural seagrass and palm leaf by women artisans who have practiced this craft their
entire lives.
The patterns are rooted in the geometric vocabulary of American Indian weaving. Use it as a sculptural object on a shelf, a
vessel for dried botanicals, or a considered accent on a console.
• Material: Natural seagrass & palm leaf, plant-based dyes
• Height: approx. 8 inches · Classic potter silhouette
• Handwoven · No two pieces are identical
• Suitable for: dried flowers, decorative display, shelf styling
Care: Wipe with a dry cloth. Keep away from prolonged moisture. Not suitable for water.
10% of every purchase goes directly to the women artisans and their families in Sindh who wove this piece
