Description
in impossible places
You might find them good enough to eat straight from the jar
mixed and matched
Its durability and versatility also make it a great bowl for kids
Form 18 PCA2026 in impossible placesThis form takes the shape of a large chalice, like the strong entry feature of a formal garden. The top planter is contiguous with the saucer below, creating the appearance of a single, connected piece. The lower portion acts as the saucer when connected, or a small vase on its own, challenging the idea that saucers are an afterthought. Tung Chiang
Exchange/Return Notes
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