Hap Sakwa Hand-Turned Vase 1920–40s) are typically attributed to

1920–40s) are typically attributed to Rudolf Steiner's circle and the Goetheanum

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Informed by Steiner's design principles

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This piece is a wonderful example of Steiner’s Anthroposophical design principles — celebrating organic forms

Hap Sakwa Hand-Turned Vase 1920–40s) are typically attributed toA sculptural wood turned vase (1980) by Californian artist Hap Sakwa. Hand turned from the root of the Buckeye tree native to California and prized for its swirling grain and rich, contrasting tones. Small and beautifully formed, this piece honours the natural outlines and textures of the root from which it was shaped. Sakwa is considered one of the master woodworkers of the 20th century, turning to the craft after a fateful summer at Woodstock 69 an