

Pleomorph Brown Single Stem Vase Small
By Abid Javed
- 100% secure payment
- Dedicated customer service
- World wide insured shipping
- Curio Price Promise

Item Details
Item Description
Abid's Pleomorph brown single stem small vessel takes inspiration from the helix shape, presenting tubular structures that function as a single stem vase while also serving as a sculptural piece. Informed by his background in biochemistry, Abid skillfully crafts simplified and fluid forms, resulting in distinctive shapes and designs.
Each handcrafted sculpture embodies biological narratives through the interplay of shape and materiality, created using diverse clays and employing pinch, coiling, and slab techniques.
All ceramic pieces are handmade by Abid Javed in his studio in Hackney, London. Each work is crafted with precision and individuality, resulting in organic forms that are inherently unique and imperfect. No two pieces are exactly alike, and natural variations in form, colour, and finish should be expected. Every effort is made to depict colours as accurately as possible, though exact colour representation cannot be guaranteed due to differences in digital displays.
Delivery & returns
About the maker

Abid's Pleomorph brown single stem small vessel takes inspiration from the helix shape, presenting tubular structures that function as a single stem vase while also serving as a sculptural piece. Informed by his background in biochemistry, Abid skillfully crafts simplified and fluid forms, resulting in distinctive shapes and designs.
Each handcrafted sculpture embodies biological narratives through the interplay of shape and materiality, created using diverse clays and employing pinch, coiling, and slab techniques.
All ceramic pieces are handmade by Abid Javed in his studio in Hackney, London. Each work is crafted with precision and individuality, resulting in organic forms that are inherently unique and imperfect. No two pieces are exactly alike, and natural variations in form, colour, and finish should be expected. Every effort is made to depict colours as accurately as possible, though exact colour representation cannot be guaranteed due to differences in digital displays.
