Vase 1894 - 1903

This "Vase" by George E. Ohr is a striking example of his unique style of pottery, often referred to as "Ohrware". Created between 1894 and 1903, the piece features a vibrant red glaze with swirling, colorful accents. Ohr's technique involved manipulating the clay to create unusual shapes, often with a whimsical and slightly grotesque feel. The irregular rim and overall organic form of this vase are characteristic of his work. The vase is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City.