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Round Moon vase- sea urchin | Vases & Vessels by Laima Ceramics. Item made of stoneware
Round Moon vase- sea urchin | Vases & Vessels by Laima Ceramics. Item made of stoneware
Round Moon vase- sea urchin | Vases & Vessels by Laima Ceramics. Item made of stoneware
Round Moon vase- sea urchin | Vases & Vessels by Laima Ceramics. Item made of stoneware
Round Moon vase- sea urchin | Vases & Vessels by Laima Ceramics. Item made of stoneware

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Laima Ceramics

Round Moon vase- sea urchin - Vases & Vessels

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Shipping: EMS Latvian Post 15-25 days
Estimated Arrival: TBD

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Made To Order

Natural Materials

Minimal, natural organic looking moon vase.

Glazed with crater lava glaze on the outside- surface may be rough in places.

Functional vase- holds water.

Handmade from grey stoneware. High fired to 1260 C, making the pieces non-porous, strong and durable.

d=11cm h=11cm

Item Round Moon vase- sea urchin
Created by Laima Ceramics
As seen in Creator's Studio, Pilsrundāle, Latvia
Laima Ceramics
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2020
Nordic minimalist tableware handmade in Latvia

Laima Ceramics is a collection of tableware rooted in fusion of art, craftsmanship and design. Notions of stewardship, sustainability, and social empowerment form the underlying ethos behind Laima's practice.

“Nestled in the deep countryside of Latvia, I design and create unique items to become part of your life story, things intended to make the otherwise mundane tasks of cooking, eating and drinking full of mindfulness, care and beauty.

I hope to inspire a desire within you to think carefully about objects you have in your life. It is important to me to provide you with the best quality and long-term durability. I believe in handmade, well made and slowly made.

I want to restore the balance of unique items against the mass-produced that surrounds us. I believe that cultivating an attitude of care towards objects will reflect in our relationships and, on a larger scale, our worldview. My aim is to make tableware that brings a little quiet beauty into everyday life. I hope for a future where all things around us are made in the spirit of gratitude and joy, honouring nature and everything upon it.”