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The Hexagonal Temple Jar: Geometric Royalty
Introduce a piece of architectural history to your home with this 30cm Handmade …
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The Hexagonal Temple Jar: Geometric Royalty
Introduce a piece of architectural history to your home with this 30cm Handmade Hexagonal Lidded Jar. Its sharp, six-sided form and rich colors make it one of the most sophisticated pieces in the collection.
Why It’s Special:
The Geometry: Throwing a round pot is hard, but shaping a hexagonal form requires shaping the clay manually while it’s leather-hard to create sharp, crisp edges. It is a sign of master craftsmanship.
The Colors: The interplay of deep blue and bright yellow creates a luxurious contrast that looks stunning against both light and dark furniture.
Styling Suggestion:
Solo Sculpture: Keep the lid on and display it as a pure art object. Its faceted shape looks incredible when light hits it from the side.
The Pair: If you have a long console, placing two of these hexagonal jars (one on each end) creates a very high-end, symmetrical interior design look.
Product Specifications:
Material: Glazed Ceramic
Dimensions: 30 cm (H)
Design: Hexagonal Lidded Jar
Origin: Handmade in Turkey
⚠️ Uniqueness Guarantee: Because the hexagonal form is shaped by hand and every motif is hand-painted, no two jars are exactly alike. Slight variations in the sharpness of the edges or the precise fit of the lid are the signatures of the artist’s hand, distinguishing it from factory molds.
Secure Shipping: Shipped in a large, reinforced box with specialized padding. The lid is wrapped separately from the body to prevent any rattling or chipping during transit, ensuring this complex piece arrives safely to you.
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