The crackle glaze on this pitcher-shaped vase covers it in a fine web of hairline cracks, the kind of texture that makes a plain ivory surface worth a second look, and then wildflowers are painted right over it: raised yellow blooms with green fern stems climbing up from the lower half. It still has a working handle and a pour spout, so the pitcher shape reads as more than decoration even sitting still on a counter. Fill it with dried or faux stems and it becomes a centerpiece with its own pattern already built in. Browse more home decor.
Details
- 7"W x 7"D x 10"H
- Ceramic pitcher form with a handle and pour spout
- Ivory crackle glaze, glazed inside and out
- Raised yellow wildflowers with green fern stems around the lower half
- Best filled with dried or faux stems
- By Sagebrook Home
Styling
Set it in the center of a dining table with a few dried stems standing tall, and the wildflower pattern does most of the work without needing anything else around it. On a kitchen counter, it holds its own next to open shelving and everyday dishes.
The ivory background and warm yellow keep it easy to place among other dining room furniture pieces, whether the rest of the room leans farmhouse or something more pulled together. A single stem in the spout alone reads just as intentional as a full arrangement.
Care
- Dust with a dry, soft cloth
- Wipe with a barely damp cloth and dry right away
- Avoid abrasive scrubbing, which can dull the crackle glaze
- Not dishwasher safe
- Lift by the body, not just the handle, when it's full
