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The matte white finish accentuates the sculptural form and artisanal texture of this table lamp's ceramic body. The white linen shade is an ideal complement.

The matte black finish accentuates the sculptural form and artisanal texture of this table lamp's ceramic body. The white linen shade is an ideal complement.

Visual artist Keith Haring paints Bill T. Jones in the studio. Handmade in Austin, Texas, each print includes a certificate of authenticity commemorating the exclusive partnership between Getty Images and Four Hands Art Studio.

Regardless of the furniture or the space itself, it's the small trinkets and accessories that make our homes feel homey, and taper-candle holders give off that "welcome home" vibe that makes us want to cozy up and unwind with a glass of red wine. These decorative candle holders double as little works of art and look extra fun too.

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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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The Ozo vase is another handmade ceramic sculpture. These minimal vases are not merely a vessel for holding fresh or dried flowers but have evolved to double as an art piece in the home, sitting pretty as a means of self-expression on the table or mantlepiece. With a wide base that narrows at the neck, the vase allows for easy styling of branches and long-stemmed blooms.

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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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The Harappan vase collection consists of 2 types of ceramic vases, the Belly and Bobble. These vases are a unique sculptural take on the traditional Harappan vessels created by local potters. These ancient-shaped vases can be paired with dried flowers and reside as a beautiful sculptural piece in the decor space. Combine them with ceramic vases to play around with different textures and earthy looks.

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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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Give your tapers (and yourself) a view with these raw ceramic holders. Made from matte ceramic, theyâ€™re good as a stand-alone or in a collection anywhere you need a little light. Pair them together with our black and white taper candles to get yourself a temporary centerpiece.
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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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Farmhouse Wooden garlands are an emerging trend for the new age homes, from modern to boho and everything in between. The garland includes 50 wooden beads and a jute tassel on each end.
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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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Handcrafted by our artisans with fine quality ceramics, this vase is the epitome of modern minimalism and artistic expressions.

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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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This inverted-U-shaped vase is another addition to the Scandinavian vase family. This sculptural vase can stand as a centre of attraction in your living room or any prominent nooks of your space.
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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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From exotic florals to dry twigs from the backyard, this frosted glass vase can hold it all. The translucent finish of this vase adds a peculiar play of reflection to the objects inside the vase.

Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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Let this beautiful contour-shaped Mezo vase be the next meaningful addition to your home decor. The vase inspired by the shape of a mature tree brings light and tranquility to space. The Mezo has a minimalistic look and a Scandinavian design influence.

Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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The curated Polo vases are a 100% ceramic sculpted piece that can add a unique addition to the decor of any modern home or office. The versatile and simplistic design of these vases opens up a lot of functional opportunities.
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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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Bored of seeing the full circle Polo vase, how about a semi-circular Polo vase! Another gorgeous sculptural shape for your minimal design instincts and a contemporary makeover of your space. Pair them with our full-size polo vase for a splendid picturesque focal point in your space.

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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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Crafted with meticulous attention to detail, this sculptural vase adds a touch of sophistication to your decor, whether it's displayed as a standalone art piece or adorned with your favorite blooms.

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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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Shibumi refers to aesthetics of simple, subtle, and humble beauty. The collection consists of different ways of putting your meal on the table. The serving bowl has a unique ripple surface. Perfect for serving ramen, salads, sticky rice, and seasonal fruits. These serving bowls are sure to add a design element to your table! Combine with the Shibumi Dinner Plate and Quarter Plate from the same series to get a complete look! There may be small bubbles or color variations which are characteristic of the handcrafting process and contribute to their beauty. Lead-free, Handmade, Microwave safe, Food safe.

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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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A modern mug with textured, horizontal ripples to add an extra element. The perfect size and shape for both coffee and tea.

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Founded during the midst of the pandemic, Osmos has thrived under pressure. Its simple ceramic pieces set a lovely mood, symbolizing not just beauty but also the ability to flourish.​

This creative company looks to Japanese and Scandinavian design to find an intriguing balance in its ready-to-ship and made-to-order ceramics. A balance between two cultures, between nature and home, between black and white, between delicacy and boldness. The Japanese-inspired Kanji kitchenware sends waves of calm in Osmos’s off-white glossy ripple bowls, while its milk pourer brightens one’s morning tea or coffee ritual (which you might need if you want to thrive under pressure). Nordic powder-coated vases draw attention in any room, perhaps filled with pampas grass, dried flowers, or fresh blossoms. Whatever pieces you choose from Osmos, it’s your time to bloom.​

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Discover the allure of colonial craftsmanship with this Williamsburg Restoration Slipware Pottery piece. Boasting a distinct checkered pattern in earthy tones, this ceramic offers a touch of history and a unique decorative element. It's a conversation starter, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of traditional American pottery. Signed on the bottom.

Crackle textured table lamps inspired by earthy tones that help bring the outdoors inside and add a warmth to the room.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This dynamic work from David Grey offers a captivating modern study of color and form. Printed on watercolor paper and displayed in a white maple frame, this piece arrives ready to hang with hardware that enables it to be hung in a portrait or landscape orientation.The former Chair of the Graphic Design Department at Santa Fe University of Art and Design, David Grey's creative practice is a hybrid of studio art and graphic design. His primary interest is the exploration of mindfulness and contemplation as the ground for one’s creative process. He is the founder of SunMountain School of Contemplative Art, the publisher of Cottage Scholar (a contemplative design broadsheet), and a teacher of mindfulness and meditation.</div>

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This work from David Grey offers a captivating modern study of color and form. Printed on watercolor paper and floated over a white mat in a deep pine frame, this piece arrives ready to hang.The former Chair of the Graphic Design Department at Santa Fe University of Art and Design, David Grey's creative practice is a hybrid of studio art and graphic design. His primary interest is the exploration of mindfulness and contemplation as the ground for one’s creative process. He is the founder of SunMountain School of Contemplative Art, the publisher of Cottage Scholar (a contemplative design broadsheet), and a teacher of mindfulness and meditation.</div>

It's almost impossible to tire of this intriguing abstract work, an interplay of tones, textures, and shapes. Printed on canvas, it arrives framed and ready to hang.

Seen first at One Kings Lane: This ethereal work from David Grey offers a stunning balance of color and form. Printed on watercolor paper and beautifully framed, this piece arrives ready to hang.The former Chair of the Graphic Design Department at Santa Fe University of Art and Design, David Grey's creative practice is a hybrid of studio art and graphic design. His primary interest is the exploration of mindfulness and contemplation as the ground for one’s creative process. He is the founder of SunMountain School of Contemplative Art, the publisher of Cottage Scholar (a contemplative design broadsheet), and a teacher of mindfulness and meditation.</div>

It's almost impossible to tire of this intriguing abstract, with its interplay of shapes and tones. It arrives framed and ready to hang.

Suzanne Duin, who founded the Houston shop and design studio, conceived the Annabelle Table Lamp. Known for a keen eye in sourcing authentic French antiques and home accessories from around the globe, Suzanne has created a line of woven light fixtures that are handmade by artisans in South Asia. The shade is made of water hyacinth, which brings a textural artistry to the composition. Equally sophisticated is how the thin stem is wrapped in the same natural material. The finish on the woven lamp contrasts the tones beautifully.

Blue &amp; white transferware plates featuring historical American architecture images w/ decorative borders. Univ. of Iowa (10.2" Dia.) marked Wedgewood of Etrurira &amp; Barlaston, Made in England, engraved by the Wedgewood Studios.. The others (9.25" Dia.) are Longfellow's Early Home and Faneuil Hall with Wedgewood Etruria England; Jones, McDuffee, &amp; Stratton, Boston; and Copyright J. McD &amp; S 1899" marks.Excellent condition; vibrant colors, no chips, no cracks, no crazing. Ideal for display.

Studies of Nudes in Sepia II features elegant, fluid renderings of the human form, emphasizing graceful lines and natural poses. The artwork captures both the beauty and subtlety of the nude figure, using warm tones to evoke a sense of intimacy and timelessness.

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