Carved Moss Amphora Vase by Emily Belle Ellis contemporary Australian art Inspired by the shape of

Inspired by the shape of flying saucers from early science fiction

or simply displayed as a decorative object or wall art

Drawing from an intuitive dialogue with plaster - a medium that hardens quickly and records every nuance of touch - Perrigne’s work balances raw energy with quiet restraint

Handcrafted by Sydney-based ceramicist Tee McManus of All Day Clay Play

creating a subtle petal-like effect

Carved Moss Amphora Vase by Emily Belle Ellis contemporary Australian art Inspired by the shape ofThe Carved Moss Ampora Vase by Australian ceramicist Emily Belle Ellis is a sculptural stoneware piece with a soft, organic presence. Finished in a soft blue glaze with deeper blue flecks, it brings quiet texture and depth to a range of interior settings. Fully water tight for florals, it can hold fresh blooms, branches or dried botanicals, or be styled on its own as a sculptural object. Ideal for hallways, console tables, dining tables or shelves,