Welcome to this week’s Battle Of The Vases!
It’s vase-to-vase combat like you have never seen before!
How it works: We share two vases and YOU vote which is your favourite! The winner will then move on to the next round to face another competitor!
We are back to vases this week, but what of the owls?
The winner – as crowned by you is *drum roll*
Wise Owl One! Wise Owl Two has flown the coop!
Wise Owl One $75
The Series so far.
Gorgeous Vases of No Contact Wrestling
Wins/Losses
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Who will this week’s Vases be?
Flying in From the Ropes, IT’S Kermit the Vase and Haring’s Dance!
May the best vase win!
“Kermit the Vase” is the November 2019 Name That Vase Winning name, as submitted by David Redpath ! Congratulations, David!
This raku vase, called “Haring’s Dance” celebrates the life and art of Keith Haring. Haring’s graffiti like pop art emerged from the 1980’s urban culture of New York City.
At the start of his career, he drew chalk figures on blank advertising spaces, before he was commissioned to do larger scale works. Many of his later works dealt with the AIDS crisis in the 1980’s and homosexuality.
Immediately after I pulled this vase out of the kiln, it reminded me of his work. This vase is in memory of Keith Haring, and all the amazing art he created and the good work he did in his life, and continues to do through his charitable foundation, where you can learn more about his life and contributions to the art world.
Kermit the Vase :). Love the colors.
This owl is gorgeous🦉💟
The owl 🦉 is exquisite!
I love Keith Haring and have two pieces of his work. They are both special.
Kermit the Vase 😊
I like the kermit 🏺! The Keith Haring is great too but a choice is needed.🙏🐕♒️🌈☮️
Haring is my favorite. I like the color.
Both are awesome, but I love the shape of Haring more. Colorwise, Kermit is my choice 🙂
Haring’s Dance is my favorite it is simple yeah you can see so much in it.
I love both of them! I voted for Kermit because I love its glow. And the owls are gorgeous.
I vote for Haring’s Dance! I love the pattern of cracks at its base.