Vase 1888 - 1898

Christopher Dresser's "Vase" (1888-1898) is a striking example of his interest in Japanese aesthetics and the Arts and Crafts movement. The vase, with its twisting, fluid form, is reminiscent of natural growth. The glaze, with its shimmering shades of green and yellow, evokes the beauty of nature. The piece, now in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a testament to Dresser's innovative approach to design. The vase's elegant curves and the rich hues of its glaze showcase his skill and artistry.