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The Cabbageware Vase features naturalistic leaf forms pressed in earthenware, continuing a tradition first established in 1760s England and Portugal. Its sculpted surface texture gives the piece a tactile, organic quality that works both as a vessel for flowers and as a standalone decorative object. The earthenware construction provides a solid, grounded weight, while the leaf-formed detailing adds surface depth and visual interest. Standing at 20cm, it suits a range of surfaces and arrangements without overwhelming surrounding objects.
Cabbageware first appeared in England and Portugal in the 1760s — naturalistic leaf forms pressed in earthenware, placed on the tables of people who understood. This piece carries that same instinct. At 20cm it holds flowers or stands alone, the leaf-formed earthenware doing quietly what it has always done — making a room feel inhabited by someone with a point of view.
