The hand-thrown porcelain body of the Maiping Ginger Jar covered with a celadon crackle glaze has been baked and given a light thermic shock to create the crackled lines in the texture. Some lines on the pale green jar are darkened with real tea leaves while others are covered with black calligraphy ink to create depth in the porcelain.
We are proud to sell products from Rowe Fine Furniture out of South Carolina. Rowe has made a solid commitment to eco-friendly manufacturing processes and sustainable product development. Here's what they say: Our Frames—We use kiln-dried hardwood solid and laminate...
As the days get cooler and the nights get darker earlier each day, there is no better way than to light up your home with a warm glow. Welcome to candle season. As we begin to spend more time indoors in the evenings and light the fire it’s so nice to fill our home...
Are your walls a blank canvas? Or is your living space bursting with art that does not spark joy? A common comment from clients has been, what do I do with the art my parents have kindly passed on to me but it’s not quite my taste. Art should fill you with emotion,...
