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Striking carved Oriental design lidded temple jar in a fine clear hard gloss finish over a classic celadon glaze. Displayed singularly or in pairs, this home decor accent is perfect for traditional or modern interior designs.

• Exotic carved lattice design
• Elegant Ming temple jar shape
• A fitted wood stand is available but not included
• Fitted stands are available but not included

Striking pierced open lattice oriental design lidded spice jar in a fine clear hard gloss finish. Displayed singularly or in pairs, this home decor accent is perfect for traditional or modern interior designs.

• Number of Products in Set: 1
• Overall: 17'' H x 9'' W x 9'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 4lb.
• Material: Porcelain

The "Shwedagon Temple" is a photograph showing a sacred moment near the temple in Rangoon, Burma. Taken by photographer Russell Mott in 1972, this piece will be a unique addition to any art collection, whether home or office.

Artist Lisa Tear was born in Los Angeles, CA, and lived in Arizona from her early teens to college age. She graduated from the University of CA, Irvine, Cum Laude, with a double major in art and psychology. Lisa moved to San Diego in 1980. She has been active in art and painting her entire life. Working in the commercial interior design business for over 25 years, she continued to paint in her spare time while raising her two boys. Now, Lisa is a full-time artist, using her unique process of layering thin acrylic glazes to create colors and textures on canvas, wood, and metal. Much of her inspiration comes from her love of nature and Lisa gets joy by bringing her creations to enhance people’s lives.

• Image brush gel finish is a hand-applied gel finish using strokes that follow the line of the original image giving it a subtle texture.
• Hand stretched on canvas using 1.5" stretcher bars.

This is a beautiful piece and was packaged with great care. It arrived in excellent condition, all ready to hang. Note that the darker blue and green colors in the bottom portion of the work are best seen in a location with relatively bright light.. DC. Saratoga Springs, NY. 2025-01-18 16:54:51

Striking carved Oriental design lidded temple jar in a fine clear hard gloss finish over a solid white glaze. Displayed singularly or in pairs, this home decor accent is perfect for traditional or modern interior designs.

Large Oriental porcelain temple jar finished with a unique white ridged design. Display in matched pairs on a hearth, breakfront, credenza, or alone on a pedestal or plant stand. The lids are removable, great for storing collections of small objects. A wonderful accent piece to complement traditional or modern home decor styles.

• Large porcelain Temple jar with removable lid
• High quality, high temperature, durable porcelain
• Wonderful gift idea for weddings, anniversaries, and holidays
• Complements both formal and casual home decor
• Fitted stands are available but not included

• Overall: 25'' H x 41'' W x 2'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 13.32lb.

This temple-inspired Buddha statue will transform your garden into a serene sanctuary. Handcrafted with meticulous attention to detail, this statue brings a sense of tranquility and spiritual calm to any outdoor space. Its versatile design and range of finishes allow it to blend seamlessly into various garden styles, whether nestled among lush greenery or serving as a focal point on a patio.

• Overall: 10'' H x 8.5'' W x 7'' D
• Material: Concrete
• Subject: Buddhas
• : Cast stone

. Peter. Hanover, MA. 2025-02-14 20:21:31

Artist Lisa Tear was born in Los Angeles, CA, and lived in Arizona from her early teens to college age. She graduated from the University of CA, Irvine, Cum Laude, with a double major in art and psychology. Lisa moved to San Diego in 1980. She has been active in art and painting her entire life. Working in the commercial interior design business for over 25 years, she continued to paint in her spare time while raising her two boys. Now, Lisa has been a full-time artist painting using her own unique process of layering thin acrylic glazes to create colors and textures on canvas, wood, and metal. Much of her inspiration comes from her love of nature and Lisa gets joy by bringing her creations to enhance people’s lives.

Large Oriental porcelain temple jar finished with a unique white swirling ridges design. Display in matched pairs on a hearth, breakfront, credenza, or alone on a pedestal or plant stand. The lids are removable, great for storing collections of small objects. A wonderful accent piece to complement traditional or modern home decor styles.

• Large porcelain Temple jar with removable lid
• High quality, high temperature, durable porcelain
• Wonderful gift idea for weddings, anniversaries and holidays
• Complements both formal and casual home decor
• Fitted stands available but not included

Artist Lisa Tear was born in Los Angeles, CA, and lived in Arizona from her early teens to college age. She graduated from the University of CA, Irvine, Cum Laude, with a double major in art and psychology. Lisa moved to San Diego in 1980. She has been active in art and painting her entire life. Working in the commercial interior design business for over 25 years, she continued to paint in her spare time while raising her two boys. In the last 15 years, Lisa has been a full-time artist painting using her own unique process of layering thin acrylic glazes to create colors and textures on canvas, wood, and metal. Much of her inspiration comes from her love of nature and Lisa gets joy by bringing her creations to enhance people’s lives.

• Overall: 31.75'' H x 48.75'' W x 1.5'' D
• Overall Product Weight: 10lb.

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