10.500 ₴
‘Anagama’ – wood-fired pottery created using Japanese techniques in an Anagama kiln, where it is fired for 50 hours at a temperature of around 1230 degrees. The fire and ash leave their mark on the pottery, like passionate kisses, making each piece completely unique.
height 26 cm
width 17 cm
capacity 1.6 l
Each piece is unique and one-of-a-kind.
designer: Zola_Sense
Handmade items offer the chance to enjoy unique shapes, textures and colours… a distinctiveness that sets them apart from mass-produced goods. That is why they look so unusual and exclusive in any setting.
Suitable for all types of flowers and decorative plants, dried flowers, fresh-cut flowers, twigs and decorative trees.
Material: cellulose
Manufacturing technique: papier-mâché
Care: wipe with a damp cloth. Store in a dry place.
Designer: Irman.shop
Material: ceramic
The Tree of Life symbol represents continuity, connection and inner strength.
by Olha Mukha
‘Anagama’ – wood-fired pottery created using Japanese techniques in an Anagama kiln, where it is fired for 50 hours at a temperature of around 1230 degrees. The fire and ash leave their mark on the pieces, like passionate kisses, making each item completely unique.
Each piece is unique, a one-off, and cannot be replicated.
height 26 cm
width 17 cm
capacity 2.6 l
designer: Zola_Sense
Handmade items offer the chance to enjoy unique shapes, textures and colours… to possess a distinctiveness that sets them apart from mass-produced goods. That is why they look so unusual and exclusive in any setting.
Suitable for all kinds of flowers and ornamental plants, dried flowers, fresh-cut flowers, twigs and ornamental trees.
Material: cellulose
Manufacturing technique: papier-mâché
Care: wipe with a damp cloth. Store in a dry place.
Designer: Irman.shop
The offer is valid through August 23, 2026.
The promotion applies only to orders shipped to the following 16 countries: Poland, Lithuania, the Czech Republic, Romania, Germany, Slovakia, Estonia, Latvia, Hungary, Italy, the United Kingdom, Spain, France, Austria, the Netherlands, and Moldova.
