Brooklyn Cannelee Floor Vase by Athena Calderone
Athena Calderone reimagined one of her most beloved pieces—an oversized vase found at a Brooklyn salvage shop—so that her one-of-a-kind treasure could be celebrated on many countertops rather than just her own. She recreated the original scale but adapted the design and fluted motif to make all of her Cannelée vases her own. Glazed in grey with washes of white and a pocked surface, the tall terracotta floor vase has the look of an ancient find that will shine in a modern home. Use it to showcase faux and dried branches, or allow it to stand on its own.
Athena Calderone reimagined one of her most beloved pieces—an oversized vase found at a Brooklyn salvage shop—so that her one-of-a-kind treasure could be celebrated on many countertops rather than just her own. She recreated the original scale but adapted the design and fluted motif to make all of her Cannelée vases her own. Glazed in grey with washes of white and a pocked surface, the tall terracotta floor vase has the look of an ancient find that will shine in a modern home. Use it to showcase faux and dried branches, or allow it to stand on its own.
Athena Calderone reimagined one of her most beloved pieces—an oversized vase found at a Brooklyn salvage shop—so that her one-of-a-kind treasure could be celebrated on many countertops rather than just her own. She recreated the original scale but adapted the design and fluted motif to make all of her Cannelée vases her own. Glazed in grey with washes of white and a pocked surface, the tall terracotta floor vase has the look of an ancient find that will shine in a modern home. Use it to showcase faux and dried branches, or allow it to stand on its own.