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Ceramic oil warmer, 'Fragrant Lotus'
By Gisela
Beautiful green ceramic piece
Beautiful green ceramic oil warmer. Love the lotus shapes and flowers on it. Great for use and display in our bathroom.
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Steel tealight candleholder, 'Gleaming Lotus'
By JOANN
glowing light
Very fine workmanship and finish to this piece. Glows much better in person; much better than photo. Nice presence, just the right size.
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Celadon ceramic incense holders, 'Lotus Elephant' (pair)
By Mary Vice
Adorable - One for me and one to share!!!
These are the cutest incense holders Ive seen. I had trouble deciding between the blue and the green--both are beautiful! The soft shade of green, like the color of celery, and the high gloss finish give them an understated elegance combined with a bit of whimsy. The small hole in the center of the lotus goes all the way down to the bottom of the sculpture, which really stabilizes the incense stick and prevents it from falling out. The lotus holders could be alternatively used to hold a sphere-shaped mineral specimen, if incense isnt your thing!
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Charoensri
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Write a review"I learned to craft ceramics from skilled artisans who taught me to how to select and work with clay, to prepare the glaze and to select the firing temperature. Finally, I was ready to complete a piece."
"I'm Charoensri Chotayanon and I was born in Northern Thailand. Before I became involved with porcelain ceramics, I worked at a hotel for about 20 years while my husband was a building contractor. He had a friend who ran a ceramics factory, which I visited on several occasions and I observed each... read more
