The Maiden Lotus shape is more open and layered than most ceramic florals in this range, closer to a soft-focus photograph than a flower, and the Peridot Green is bright without tipping into neon, which is a line ceramic glazes cross more often than anyone likes to admit. It reads as boho, sits well on a gallery wall, and doesn't require anyone's approval to look good on a shelf. The layered petal structure catches light differently depending on the angle it's displayed at, which makes it a surprisingly strong choice for shops with west-facing windows and a lot of afternoon sun. It mounts flat or sits upright in a shallow bowl arrangement.
These handmade ceramic beauties are perfect for adding charm to your tabletop or wall. Each one is crafted and glazed by hand so colors may vary slightly, making each flower as unique as the natural versions.
Chive Studio designs handmade ceramic wall flowers, plant pots with drainage, vases, and Shido Seeds in Toronto, Canada — since 2004. Every piece designed in-house, made by hand, never sold in big box stores. Stocked in the Getty Museum, the Art Institute of Chicago, SFMOMA, and 200+ independent art galleries and botanical gardens worldwide. Exhibiting at the RHS Chelsea Flower Show since 2013; twice awarded the 5-star booth award — only two are given each year. Featured in The O List, Vogue, Real Homes, GQ, HGTV, and InStyle.
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