1970 s Handmade Shell Art Vase Made in Philippines

This is a large West German vase produced by Scheurich Keramik, which was one of the largest producers of ceramics during the mid-20th century. The vase has a distinctive glaze with a bold color palette that includes orange, blue, and green, set against a darker background. This type of glazing technique is characteristic of the period and region, often sought after by collectors of vintage and mid-century modern ceramics...

An excellent handmade vase in the form of a ram with a generously scaled cornucopia - top fit for florals. Beautiful detailed and heavy that would be a statement piece in any locatio...

This amazing true Mid Century piece is not only an ashtray but a piece of art, hand carved from a block of alabaster marble in Italy this could be use for its original purpose or a c...

This is a stunning hand-carved wooden teapot by Terry Evans. The craftsmanship is quite detailed, with intricate patterns and a smooth finish that highl...

Beautiful vintage vase of shells. Made in the 1970s. Every centimeter of this vintage vase is adorned with seashells. It is a heavy, well-crafted and intricately designed shell art...

A striking example of French popular craftsmanship from the 1970s, this vase is entirely composed of natural seashells meticulously strung on wire, creating a sculptural yet decorati...

The Vase is in Pottery. It is cover up with sea shells. Grey Color. It has been done in France, circa 1970.

This stunning vintage shell-encrusted bud vase is an exquisite piece of coastal artistry perfect for lovers of seashell décor, grand millennial interiors, and nautical collectibles. 🌿 Handcrafted Coastal Charm This one-of-a-kind decorative vase features a meticulously arranged collection of natural seashells hand-applied to a red clay ceramic vase. The organic textures and soft, sun-kissed hues of cream, ivory, and golden amber create a truly mesmerizing effect. Each shell is carefully selected, adding a sculptural, three-dimensional quality that makes this piece both a work of art and a functional vessel. 🏡 Styling Inspiration: Coastal Elegance: Display it as a centerpiece on a rattan console or a driftwood coffee table alongside coral and vintage glass floats for a refined beach house aesthetic. Grandmillennial Chic: Layer it into a bookshelf or vignette with chinoiserie, wicker, and botanical prints for a collected-over-time look. Tropical Retreat: Pair it with palm fronds or dried grasses to bring natural elements indoors, perfect for a tiki bar or island-inspired space. Cottagecore Meets the Sea: A delightful addition to a sunroom, garden room, or shabby chic interior. 💎 Why You'll Love It: ✔️ Authentic vintage craftsmanship – not a mass-produced piece. ✔️ Timeless natural materials – seashells have been prized in décor for centuries. ✔️ Perfect for collectors of seashell art, coastal antiques...