Night Flower | VI_Natura Ceramica_201-71-1868-078Brown / IvoryOS | Obakki

Night Flower | VI

Name: Night Flower | VI
Brand: Natura Ceramica
SKU: 201-71-1868-078Brown / IvoryOS
Price: 4295.0 CAD
Availability: InStock

$4,295.00 CAD

HANDMADE IN UKRAINE

Handcrafted by Natura Ceramica in Amsterdam, this sculptural ceramic piece evokes the organic elegance of a flower in motion. With undulating, petal-like forms and a porous, stone-like glaze, it blurs the line between nature and sculpture—an arresting work of contemporary ceramic art.

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Story

Each piece in this collection is a functional work of art—designed to bring a gallery-like presence to any space. Inspired by the textures and rhythms of the natural world, these collectible ceramics are crafted using experimental techniques that incorporate materials like wood and coal. The resulting forms are rich in tactile depth, with cratered surfaces and sculptural silhouettes that echo geological formations and organic growth. Brought to life by Ukrainian artists Andriy and Olesya, each piece reflects a deep reverence for materiality, process, and place.

Details

MEASUREMENTS: 31 cm L x 43 cm W x 49 cm H / 12" L x 17" W x 19.5" H
MATERIALS: 100% Clay
ORIGIN: Ukraine
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Product Care

Dust exterior with a dry cloth or spot clean with a damp cloth.

Uzhhorod, Ukraine

Natura Ceramica

Founded by Ukrainian artisans Andriy and Olesya, Natura Ceramica is a family ceramics studio that bridges art, heritage, and renewal. Born into generations of creativity—Andriy in Lviv, grandson of the Lviv National Art Gallery’s director, and Olesya in Uzhhorod—the two met while studying at the Lviv Academy of Arts and began their practice together in western Ukraine. Their work reflects both tradition and experimentation, merging clay with natural materials like coal, wood, and ash to evoke the raw beauty of nature’s cycles.

When the war forced them to leave Ukraine, they reestablished their studio in Amsterdam—continuing to create as an act of resilience and remembrance. Each piece they make captures the quiet strength of transformation, shaped by the land that formed them and the hope that carries them forward.