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Rocaille Vase

$654.50 NZD
(Last One)

The Rocaille Vase by Astier de Villatte is a stately and sculptural piece, defined by its classical elegance and quiet presence. Beautiful with or without flowers, it stands confidently as an object in its own right — bringing balance, form, and texture to a room.

Handmade in Paris using traditional techniques, each vase is formed from black terracotta clay and finished in Astier de Villatte’s signature milky white enamel. Subtle variations in shape, tone, and surface are inherent to the process, allowing glimpses of the brown clay beneath — a mark of the hand and the house’s enduring craftsmanship.

A timeless vessel suited to entryways, dining tables, or mantelpieces, the Rocaille Vase embodies Astier de Villatte’s distinctive blend of heritage, artistry, and modern restraint.

Dimensions: 20cm (W) × 12.5cm (L) × 28cm (H)

Material: Handmade ceramic, Made in Paris, France

Please note: This item is both oversized and fragile. After purchase, we will be in touch with a freight quote. This piece does not qualify for complimentary shipping.

ABOUT the MAKER

Astier de Villatte

Discover the timeless elegance of Astier de Villatte ceramics, handcrafted in the heart of Paris. Each piece is individually made by skilled artisans in the brand’s historic Parisian workshops using traditional techniques and black terracotta clay, finished with a signature milky white glaze that allows the unique texture and tone of the clay to subtly show through. Every item is a one-of-a-kind creation, with the engraved initials of both Astier de Villatte and the artisan who made it—a mark of craftsmanship and authenticity. The organic shapes, delicate detailing, and irregular finishes are a celebration of imperfection and French artisanal heritage. Elevate your tableware or interior with Tessuti’s considered selection of Astier de Villatte ceramics, where function meets artistry, and each object tells a story.

SEEN IN the JOURNAL

08/11/23

Inside Astier de Villatte Workshop Paris

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