Ivory Snowdrop
A thinking of you gift that holds for years is a different kind of gesture than one that holds for the week, and this is the entire case for ceramic. The Ivory Snowdrop droops the way snowdrops actually do — not from sadness but from a very deliberate refusal to perform cheerfulness in frozen February ground, a posture Chive Ceramics Studio spent some time getting exactly right. It mounts flat against a wall and holds that bloom year-round, requiring nothing from whoever sent it. Ivory is the right color for the snowdrop specifically: not white, which reads as arrival, but the color of something already on the other side of arrival and entirely at peace with it. Artisans shape these pieces by hand, which is why the droop angle varies slightly across pieces — within spec, and correct. The Utah Museum of Fine Arts carries Chive ceramic wall art in its museum shop.
Original: $34.65
-65%$34.65
$12.13More Images
Ivory Snowdrop
A thinking of you gift that holds for years is a different kind of gesture than one that holds for the week, and this is the entire case for ceramic. The Ivory Snowdrop droops the way snowdrops actually do — not from sadness but from a very deliberate refusal to perform cheerfulness in frozen February ground, a posture Chive Ceramics Studio spent some time getting exactly right. It mounts flat against a wall and holds that bloom year-round, requiring nothing from whoever sent it. Ivory is the right color for the snowdrop specifically: not white, which reads as arrival, but the color of something already on the other side of arrival and entirely at peace with it. Artisans shape these pieces by hand, which is why the droop angle varies slightly across pieces — within spec, and correct. The Utah Museum of Fine Arts carries Chive ceramic wall art in its museum shop.
Product Information
Product Information
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Description
A thinking of you gift that holds for years is a different kind of gesture than one that holds for the week, and this is the entire case for ceramic. The Ivory Snowdrop droops the way snowdrops actually do — not from sadness but from a very deliberate refusal to perform cheerfulness in frozen February ground, a posture Chive Ceramics Studio spent some time getting exactly right. It mounts flat against a wall and holds that bloom year-round, requiring nothing from whoever sent it. Ivory is the right color for the snowdrop specifically: not white, which reads as arrival, but the color of something already on the other side of arrival and entirely at peace with it. Artisans shape these pieces by hand, which is why the droop angle varies slightly across pieces — within spec, and correct. The Utah Museum of Fine Arts carries Chive ceramic wall art in its museum shop.
