Night Rosehip is a handbuilt sculptural vessel by Elena Yakimushkina, part of the Floral Studies series, in which botanical forms are translated into ceramic structures. The rounded body and narrow base draw on the shape of a rosehip, simplifying the botanical reference into a quiet, almost abstract silhouette.
The piece is made in black stoneware and fired at 1250°C. Its exterior is left unglazed and polished by hand to a dark satin finish that absorbs light, while a transparent glaze covers the interior and the upper rim, creating a subtle reflective contrast.
The line between botanical form, vessel and sculpture is deliberately left open: Night Rosehip can stand on its own as an object or hold flowers. According to the designer, it is waterproof and suitable for fresh flowers.
Every vessel in the series is individually handbuilt, so variations in silhouette, proportions and surface are an integral part of the work.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 22x22x29cm (9x9x11'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 3 |
| Production Year | 2026 |
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| Design Class | Open Editions |
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