Decorating

Colorful Floor Vases add Pizazz and Style to Any Room

March 20, 2015

Colorful Floor Vases add Pizazz and Style to Any Room - Need some color in your design scheme? Well, look no further than our Tambor Floor Vase. These unique pieces are spectacular and eye-catching in their own right. The colors contrast one another so differently, yet they all come together to work beautifully. One look and you will understand completely. There are a couple of reasons for their uniqueness, and it has everything to do with how they are made!

For starters, traditional pottery is molded on a potter's wheel and then fired to generate a final product. It may or may not have colors apply depending on what the artist is creating. It may go through firing again if the artist wants to apply another color or two. Usually though, after two or three times in the kiln, the piece is finished. Such is life as a piece of decorative pottery.

However, these decorative pottery pieces are unique in that the ceramic portion is all handmade. No molds or prefab parts. Then, the pieces are hand finished with a process that involves applying 15 coats of color and glaze. That's right, 15 coats! This gives the Tambor Vase unmatched luster and a color depth that is unparalleled. These look great individually or together.

Put them in your living room or entryway and greet guests in a spectacular manner! Put them outside on your front step or in the back on your garden deck for flare, Design options are endless, and the timeless nature of these pieces makes decorating quite easy!

You can purchase them accordingly as well. Sizes range from small to large for individual pieces, or the set of three will net you one size of each. Striking reds, vibrant greens, and glorious shoes of yellow blue and purple all come together to create a vase that is truly unique. Guests will wonder where you found such quality and what you tell them is completely up to you. We know they look good, and we are sure you will agree.

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