Porcelain Ginger Jar No. L6
Newly crafted from solid porcelain, the Ginger Jar No. L6 has a full, rounded body with a fitted dome lid and a small, rounded finial that feels classic without being stiff. Up close, the blue botanical motif is hand-detailed across a soft, slightly matte white ground, with radiating flower forms and trailing scrollwork that carry a relaxed, lived-in quality. At 13" long, 13" deep, and 20" high, it holds its own on a console, sideboard, or dining table without crowding the space around it. It layers naturally into coastal, japandi, or rustic wood interiors, adding pattern and a collected, well-traveled note: durable construction, real presence, and an easy sense of place.
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Porcelain Ginger Jar No. L6
Newly crafted from solid porcelain, the Ginger Jar No. L6 has a full, rounded body with a fitted dome lid and a small, rounded finial that feels classic without being stiff. Up close, the blue botanical motif is hand-detailed across a soft, slightly matte white ground, with radiating flower forms and trailing scrollwork that carry a relaxed, lived-in quality. At 13" long, 13" deep, and 20" high, it holds its own on a console, sideboard, or dining table without crowding the space around it. It layers naturally into coastal, japandi, or rustic wood interiors, adding pattern and a collected, well-traveled note: durable construction, real presence, and an easy sense of place.
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Newly crafted from solid porcelain, the Ginger Jar No. L6 has a full, rounded body with a fitted dome lid and a small, rounded finial that feels classic without being stiff. Up close, the blue botanical motif is hand-detailed across a soft, slightly matte white ground, with radiating flower forms and trailing scrollwork that carry a relaxed, lived-in quality. At 13" long, 13" deep, and 20" high, it holds its own on a console, sideboard, or dining table without crowding the space around it. It layers naturally into coastal, japandi, or rustic wood interiors, adding pattern and a collected, well-traveled note: durable construction, real presence, and an easy sense of place.
