Tomoro Mushroom Vase
$140.00
Description:
A textured and bulbous vase with vertical line designs, hand thrown on the wheel by Japanese ceramicist, Tomoko Morisaki. With its organic appearance, it can be multifunctional in the kitchen serving as a holder for utensils or even a vase.
Measurements:
4.5"D x 6"H
History:
Tomoro Pottery is a small pottery studio based in Los Angeles, California – created by founder, Tomoko Morisaki. Inspired by the imperfections found in nature, Tomoko aims to create simple, warm and comfortable ceramic pieces for daily use. All of her pottery is handcrafted on the wheel in her Los Angeles studio.
A textured and bulbous vase with vertical line designs, hand thrown on the wheel by Japanese ceramicist, Tomoko Morisaki. With its organic appearance, it can be multifunctional in the kitchen serving as a holder for utensils or even a vase.
Measurements:
4.5"D x 6"H
History:
Tomoro Pottery is a small pottery studio based in Los Angeles, California – created by founder, Tomoko Morisaki. Inspired by the imperfections found in nature, Tomoko aims to create simple, warm and comfortable ceramic pieces for daily use. All of her pottery is handcrafted on the wheel in her Los Angeles studio.
Materials:
Ceramic
Variation:
Due to the handmade nature of this item, each vase is unique. Although they are close in appearance to the vase shown in the photo, there are variations in color and size and the vase you receive may not be the exact vase in the photo shown.
Care Instructions:
Handwash only
Ceramic
Variation:
Due to the handmade nature of this item, each vase is unique. Although they are close in appearance to the vase shown in the photo, there are variations in color and size and the vase you receive may not be the exact vase in the photo shown.
Care Instructions:
Handwash only
Returns must be made within 2 weeks in original, unused condition with all packaging for either 1. Store credit for the full amount or 2. Refund - minus a 20% restocking fee. Tortoise does not cover the cost of return shipping or the cost of re-shipping an exchange, and the cost of shipping for returns and exchanges is the responsibility of the customer.