Camouflage Glaze

Camouflage Glaze is defined by its high-shine, mottled surface, where brown, amber, olive, and black shift across earthen terracotta like damp autumn leaves pressed into clay. The tall urn rises from a narrowed base into a full shoulder and short neck, with angular loop handles cutting sharply away from the body before returning to it. Its glazed skin catches light in glossy flashes, then darkens where the colours pool and overlap. The handcrafted finish keeps the surface visually unsettled, with each stain, shadow, and rubbed mark held beneath the glaze. As a planter or decorative vessel, it brings an earthy, collected presence into the home.