Hackberry Vase — Slanted Tops (Guest Table)
This vase is hackberry, and came from the Lower Beaver neighborhood in Des Moines. Cracks in the vase appeared while the wood was drying and they were filled with gold-colored epoxy, inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi. The vase comes with a glass insert that can be removed and filled with water for live flowers. Do not fill the wood vase itself with water — only the glass insert. If water gets in the vase, dry it out as soon as possible.
Dimensions: H-5” D-2.75”
The vase is finished with tung oil, which is an all-natural drying oil that does not require reapplication.
Two of these are available and will vary slightly because of the wood grain.
This vase is hackberry, and came from the Lower Beaver neighborhood in Des Moines. Cracks in the vase appeared while the wood was drying and they were filled with gold-colored epoxy, inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi. The vase comes with a glass insert that can be removed and filled with water for live flowers. Do not fill the wood vase itself with water — only the glass insert. If water gets in the vase, dry it out as soon as possible.
Dimensions: H-5” D-2.75”
The vase is finished with tung oil, which is an all-natural drying oil that does not require reapplication.
Two of these are available and will vary slightly because of the wood grain.
This vase is hackberry, and came from the Lower Beaver neighborhood in Des Moines. Cracks in the vase appeared while the wood was drying and they were filled with gold-colored epoxy, inspired by the Japanese art of Kintsugi. The vase comes with a glass insert that can be removed and filled with water for live flowers. Do not fill the wood vase itself with water — only the glass insert. If water gets in the vase, dry it out as soon as possible.
Dimensions: H-5” D-2.75”
The vase is finished with tung oil, which is an all-natural drying oil that does not require reapplication.
Two of these are available and will vary slightly because of the wood grain.
