- SIZE: 8.25" high x 9.75" at the widest
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The "diamonte" (diamond) motif has been a favorite design for generations of coppersmiths in Santa Clara del Cobre. Historically the diamond has been a symbol of strength and invulnerability. Master Coppersmith Antonio Ziranda has created a diamond pattern on this vase using respousse', a technique dating to ancient Mesopotamia.
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This contemporary style vase has a lovely organic feel and is at home with just about any interior.
- SIZE: 5.25" high x 6.25" at widest
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In 2024 Antonio Ziranda created this striking vase for Cobre's 30th anniversary. The fish motif is inspired by "Pescado Blanco" (white fish), a Michoacan delicacy. Lake Patzcuaro is near Antonio's village and home to Pescado Blanco. The flora and fauna of the lake have been a source of inspiration for centuries to potters, weavers, woodcarvers and of course, coppersmiths! Antonio's rendition is substantial and bold - copperwork at its best. We have JUST TWO!
- SIZE: 12" high x 9" widest
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This sweet cachepot makes a nice gift or mini pot for a window sill. I also use it as a catch-all for small things like paper clips, coins, you name it!
- 3.25" high x 3.25" wide - Free Shipping in the continental US
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NEW! Antonio Ziranda has done a beautiful interpretation of a circa 1910 Manual Arts Studio vase. The Manual Arts Studio was located in the backyard of none other than Ernest A. Batcheldor, Pasadena, California. The Studio was part of the distinctive Californa-style Arts and Crafts movement and was a direct pushback against mass industrialization and factory manufacturing, also known as "Hand, Head, and Heart". This philosophy believed that everyday functional objects should also be beautiful, individual pieces of art. This style features bold, simple shapes and included motifs such as floral accents and patterns inspired by plants and nature.
- 9" high x 4.5" at the widest
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Gourds and squash inspired many potters and metalsmiths of the Arts and Crafts period.
- 5.5" wide x 3.5" high
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Sale!This hand-hammered copper vase fits right in with transitional and contemporary settings. Buy now and save $40!
- SIZE: 11" high x 5.5" at the widest
- JUST TWO!
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Antonio Ziranda just set me a small edition of this Dirk van Erp "Trumpet" vase. It's all about form and simplicity and it is beautiful!
- Size: 9" high x base 6" wide
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A Silvercrest vase circa 1922 was the inspiration for the newest addition to our copper collection.
The original Silvercrest vase was bronze with a copper floral overlay and 14.5" tall.
Antonio Ziranda simplified the design for a more contemporary look - perfect for spring flowers!
- $210
- SIZE: 11" high x 2.5" wide
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Grueby Faience Company was founded in 1894 by William Grueby who was inspired by French pottery matte glazes, particularly the cucumber green that became the company's hallmark, and the refined simplicity of Japanese ceramics. In its heyday Grueby was sold through Tiffany Studios in New York City and Gustav Stickley incorporated Grueby tiles in his furniture. This beauty measures 12" high and has a subtle, abstracted leaf and pod design in repousse.
- SIZE: 12" high
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This vase was beautifully crafted by Antonio Ziranda, inspired by a circa 1915 Roycroft vase.
- SIZE: 6.5" high x 5.5" at the widest
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This design originated in the Roycroft Metal Shop circa 1920 and was described as an "Inverted Bell" design and has been beautifully crafted by Antonio Ziranda. (styled with Antonio's copper apples)
- Small: 8.5″ high x 6.5″ wide - $175 - ONE left!
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