Elevate your space with this striking, museum-quality sculptural ceramic vase by renowned New Mexico artist Gretchen Wachs, dated 1988. This substantial art pottery piece is a masterclass in late-1980s abstract postmodern design.
Wachs’ signature style shines through in the vase's complex, architectural geometry. It features a gorgeous, multi-textured surface adorned with hand-painted glazes in a rich palette of deep charcoal, slate blue, terracotta red, and seafoam green, punctuated by intricate dotted and cross-hatched patterns. It acts as both a functional vase and a standalone, high-impact floor sculpture.
Condition: Please note there is a long, stable hairline crack that wraps the side of the piece (see pictures), which does not affect its display beauty. Priced accordingly.
Elevate your space with this striking, museum-quality sculptural ceramic vase by renowned New Mexico artist Gretchen Wachs, dated 1988. This substantial art pottery piece is a masterclass in late-1980s abstract postmodern design.
Wachs’ signature style shines through in the vase's complex, architectural geometry. It features a gorgeous, multi-textured surface adorned with hand-painted glazes in a rich palette of deep charcoal, slate blue, terracotta red, and seafoam green, punctuated by intricate dotted and cross-hatched patterns. It acts as both a functional vase and a standalone, high-impact floor sculpture.
Condition: Please note there is a long, stable hairline crack that wraps the side of the piece (see pictures), which does not affect its display beauty. Priced accordingly.