Indian Cuckoo Vase 61/10
- Description
- Moorcroft
The art of Henna—called mehndi in Hindi and Urdu—has been practiced in Pakistan, India, Africa, and the Middle East for over 5000 years. Leaving a temporary reddish-orange stain on the skin, Henna is used to decorate skin for special occasions such as weddings and birthdays in the joyous gathering of people. Kerry created a cuckoo bird, a sacred Indian bird, and used the Indian mehndi paisley style patterns to decorate the bird and then fused the design with Arts and Crafts florals against a traditional Moorcroft midnight ground. As bright flashes of bright-orange and paisley adorn the usually muted colours of the bird, it brings home the very fact that cuckoos can lay eggs of many different colours and patterns.
Limited Edition Number 4/5
- Product Width22.00cm
- Product Height25.00cm
- Product Depth22.00cm
- Shape:61/10
- Designer:Kerry Goodwin
- Edition:Limited
- Limited Edition Size:5
Discover the artistry of Moorcroft, handcrafted in England since 1897. Renowned for its signature tubelining and hand painted designs, every piece is individually crafted by skilled artisans, making each one truly unique. From collectible vases to elegant ginger jars, explore timeless pottery that celebrates exceptional British craftsmanship and is made to be treasured for generations.
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