Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase

$246 0% OFF
Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase
Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase
Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase
Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase
Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase
Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase
Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase

Urbi Tiered Papier Flower Vase

$246 0% OFF
Mista
Mista
Pale Pink
Pale Pink
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polished_cocoa
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Overview

Each of these unique vases is individually handcrafted with paper pulp, using a technique that South African artist Georgine invented herself over several years. By combining a variety of natural fibers with recycled paper, coloring the raw materials with natural plant dyes, pigments and oxides, and employing various techniques that create different textures, she has created a range of stunning artwork that is not only incredibly unique and visually appealing, but also durable and eco-friendly. Each piece is numbered according to form and texture design and signed by the artist, and for beautiful groupings of works within particular colorways.

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Rebecca Lee Crumpler (1831–1895), the first Black woman in the United States to qualify as a doctor, opened her own medical clinic in Boston and dedicated herself to treating women and children who lived in poverty. She treated patients regardless of their ability to pay and often took no money for her work.

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