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Small Bulb Vase | Vases & Vessels by VLVolborth Studio - Veronica Volborth. Item made of ceramic works with minimalism & contemporary style
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Small Bulb Vase | Vases & Vessels by VLVolborth Studio - Veronica Volborth. Item made of ceramic works with minimalism & contemporary style
Small Bulb Vase | Vases & Vessels by VLVolborth Studio - Veronica Volborth. Item made of ceramic works with minimalism & contemporary style

Created and Sold by VLVolborth Studio - Veronica Volborth

VLVolborth Studio - Veronica Volborth

Small Bulb Vase - Vases & Vessels

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Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Made In USA

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
5H x 3W x 3D in
12.7H x 7.62W x 7.62D cm

Wheel-thrown and altered ceramic vessel with soft rose and apricot-colored glaze. Cream colored clay shows slightly at base; artist’s mark appears on bottom. Product is one of a kind and made locally in Charleston, SC.

Item Small Bulb Vase
Created by VLVolborth Studio - Veronica Volborth
As seen in Creator's Studio, Charleston, SC
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VLVolborth Studio - Veronica Volborth

Charleston, SC

Wescover creator since 2023
Lowcountry Painter and Ceramic Artist

After attending SCAD as a SCAD scholar and graduating summa cum laude, I spent 15 years working as a graphic designer, creative director, and in-house agency director at a publicly-traded tech company. In 2019, I felt compelled to re-focus on my fine art practice. I began learning through workshops with esteemed artists focused on various mediums and subject matter. I recently began pursuing a certificate in painting studies at RISD.

I consider my art practice a sustainable one. I use oil paint, created with natural, non-toxic pigments in plant-based oil carriers. I opt for natural, responsible substrates as much as possible — like linen rather than cotton canvas. Linen requires far less water than cotton to grow and does not call for pesticide use. I am interested in any way possible to “green” my art practice and am also moving toward creating a solvent-free studio space.

Giving back is an essential part of my art practice. A percentage of every sale I make is donated to local nonprofit organizations protecting SC lands and culture.