DAWN V2 Set

WHITEBEAM STUDIO LTD

£82.2

Three narrow column vases to create a sculptural group. Brushstroke designs evoke filtered light at the turn of the day. Turn the tall vase and bud vase round for the cool blues of dusk or the dappled sun at dawn - also depicted on the Dawn medium vase. Flowers strictly optional! The artwork for Dusk to Dawn originates in color studies combining handmade paint with organic dyes from plants and berries. Fine bone china with subtle variations in shape is silkscreened by hand for Whitebeam Studio at a small pottery in Staffordshire UK. For more on the collection visit the Dusk Dawn page .

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