Angular Bottle Vases (Pair) - Wide & Tall

Two, medium-sized, rectangular bottle vases by Suvira McDonald from April 2026. In this pair of companion works - one wide, one tall - Suvira plays with his traditional bottle vase shape, producing vessels whose enclosed, rectangular forms sport multiple, organic "bottlenecks". They're both finished with a smooth base of soft green/grey, overlaid with dramatic, overlapping swathes of crackled glaze in hues of dark brown to light orange, with areas of dripping, melted ash - dramatic and ever-changing surfaces resulting from a three day wood-firing. These works function both as vases and as striking, stand-alone sculptural pieces. The artist would prefer them to form a pair, so this is a special price if both are purchased, however the wide and tall works can also be purchased individually if desired. wide vase height: 21.5cm width: 25.5cm depth: 12cm openings: 1 x 1.5cm (three) base: 12 x 26cm weight: 2.19kg tall vase height: 40cm width: 19cm depth: 7.5cm openings: 1.5 x 2cm (two) base: 9 x 19cm weight: 2.585kg Nb. this work is handmade so measurements are approximate. Ceramic vessels (pair). Three day wood firing, melted ash glaze. Handmade in Australia. See all Suvira's angular bottle vases, as well as our full selection of work by Suvira McDonald. Suvira McDonald is a legendary potter based in Northern NSW, whose career spans more than 30 years. He's known for his lush, generous forms and glazes, and many pieces are wood fired in a Japanese style anagama kiln. Crackled, fire-coloured surfaces that look like the vessel is itself a glowing ember are a hallmark of McDonald's style. Each piece is like an artwork in its own right, inviting extended contemplation and use, which rewards with a deeper connection to the vessel. Read more about Suvira McDonald.