The Imbali Vase by Quazi Design is a handcrafted decorative vessel, made by women artisans in Eswatini from 100% waste paper using water-based paints, pigments, and glues. "Imbali" means flower in Siswati, and this piece is a garden all its own. A dusty rose body rises from a rounded base into a tall, sculptural neck, flanked by two generous loop handles. Bright blue stems branch symmetrically up the vase, carrying red-orange blooms with deep plum centers and buds just about to open. Brushed freely by hand over a richly textured paper-pulp surface, the painting feels joyful and alive. Because every vase is made entirely by hand, no two are alike, and each piece will vary in size, color, and finish. Proudly sourced from a woman-owned company.
Decorative use only. Not watertight, so pair it with dried or faux stems, or simply let it stand on its own.
Overall Dimensions:
9.5" x 7.0", opening: 2.0" (sizes may vary slightly, handmade)
Maker:
Quazi Design
Material:
Handcrafted mixed media
Country of Origin:
Eswatini
Color:
Clay
Sustainability:
Sustainable design
