Natasha Breen - Vase - Clay - Eroded Landscape
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Natasha Breen’s unique stoneware ceramic sculpture titled Eroded Landscape from Czechia, a contemporary rustic one‑of‑a‑kind decorative piece not watertight, 230×260×140 mm, 3250 g, fired at 1230°C and signed, dating to 2025.
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Eroded Landscape – Unique Handcrafted Ceramic Sculpture / Vase
A one-of-a-kind sculptural ceramic piece inspired by the raw forms of eroded rock and ancient landscapes.
The irregular silhouette, rough tactile surface and earthy palette of warm ochre, sand, brown and grey tones give the piece the appearance of a fragment of weathered stone shaped by wind, water and time. Several natural openings pierce the body of the vessel, adding depth and creating an almost architectural quality.
The surface combines different textures and subtle variations in colour, making the piece feel like a small geological formation rather than a conventional vessel. Its asymmetrical, organic shape makes it especially striking as a standalone sculptural object.
Handmade and unique: every detail, texture and glaze variation is part of the individual character of the piece. There is no identical second piece.
Please note: this piece is not watertight and cannot be filled with water. It is intended primarily as a decorative sculptural object.
A distinctive contemporary ceramic work for collectors of sculptural ceramics, organic forms and earthy, tactile objects.
Details:
Unique handmade ceramic piece
Sculptural, organic form
Hand-textured surface
Earthy natural colour palette
One-of-a-kind artwork
Not watertight
For decorative use only
Cannot be filled with water
Artist: Natasha Breen
Medium: Ceramic (stoneware)
Materials: stoneware clay, custom glazes
Firing temperature: 1230°C
Location: Czech Republic
Signed: Yes (signed on the base)
Edition: Unique piece (one of one)
Eroded Landscape – Unique Handcrafted Ceramic Sculpture / Vase
A one-of-a-kind sculptural ceramic piece inspired by the raw forms of eroded rock and ancient landscapes.
The irregular silhouette, rough tactile surface and earthy palette of warm ochre, sand, brown and grey tones give the piece the appearance of a fragment of weathered stone shaped by wind, water and time. Several natural openings pierce the body of the vessel, adding depth and creating an almost architectural quality.
The surface combines different textures and subtle variations in colour, making the piece feel like a small geological formation rather than a conventional vessel. Its asymmetrical, organic shape makes it especially striking as a standalone sculptural object.
Handmade and unique: every detail, texture and glaze variation is part of the individual character of the piece. There is no identical second piece.
Please note: this piece is not watertight and cannot be filled with water. It is intended primarily as a decorative sculptural object.
A distinctive contemporary ceramic work for collectors of sculptural ceramics, organic forms and earthy, tactile objects.
Details:
Unique handmade ceramic piece
Sculptural, organic form
Hand-textured surface
Earthy natural colour palette
One-of-a-kind artwork
Not watertight
For decorative use only
Cannot be filled with water
Artist: Natasha Breen
Medium: Ceramic (stoneware)
Materials: stoneware clay, custom glazes
Firing temperature: 1230°C
Location: Czech Republic
Signed: Yes (signed on the base)
Edition: Unique piece (one of one)
Details
Era
After 2000
Weight
3250 g
Style subtype
Rustic
Title additional information
Eroded Landscape
Country of origin
Czechia
Designer/artist/maker
Natasha Breen
Material
Clay
Style
Contemporary
Colour
Beige, Brown, White
Condition
As new - unused
Height
260 mm
Width
230 mm
Depth
140 mm
Estimated period
2025
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