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Grocery Bag Vase

"Grocery Bag Vase" is a large hand built ceramic vessel with a raw clay exterior (resembling concrete), and a glazed water tight interior. Can be used to hold floral arrangements, as a planter, or as a stand alone sculpture.

Approximate Dimensions:  H 8.5in, W 6.25in, D 3.5in 

About the Artist:

Em Holmie Ceramics is a small-scale ceramic design studio based in Los Angeles, CA. Emily Holmes specializes in sculptural and functional art objects.  She received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Florida State University following later with her Masters degree in Art Therapy and Counseling at School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

      "Grocery Bag Vase" is a large hand built ceramic vessel with a raw clay exterior (resembling concrete), and a glazed water tight interior. Can be used to hold floral arrangements, as a planter, or as a stand alone sculpture.

      Approximate Dimensions:  H 8.5in, W 6.25in, D 3.5in 

      About the Artist:

      Em Holmie Ceramics is a small-scale ceramic design studio based in Los Angeles, CA. Emily Holmes specializes in sculptural and functional art objects.  She received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Florida State University following later with her Masters degree in Art Therapy and Counseling at School of the Art Institute of Chicago.

          $150.00
          Grocery Bag Vase
          $150.00

          Description

          "Grocery Bag Vase" is a large hand built ceramic vessel with a raw clay exterior (resembling concrete), and a glazed water tight interior. Can be used to hold floral arrangements, as a planter, or as a stand alone sculpture.

          Approximate Dimensions:  H 8.5in, W 6.25in, D 3.5in 

          About the Artist:

          Em Holmie Ceramics is a small-scale ceramic design studio based in Los Angeles, CA. Emily Holmes specializes in sculptural and functional art objects.  She received her Bachelor of Arts degree at Florida State University following later with her Masters degree in Art Therapy and Counseling at School of the Art Institute of Chicago.