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Little Eucalyptus - Red-Flowering Gum

$280.00
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This small vase features the Red-Flowering Gum (Corymbia ficifolia), a striking red, orange or pink-flowering eucalyptus from Western Australia, widely grown as a street tree in Melbourne.

The vase is coil-built in white clay and painted with multiple shades of underglaze, with botanical detail carved into the design.

It is glazed inside and on the plants, leaving the white clay background bare.

Dimensions: Small H 9.5 x W 9 x D 9 cm

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This small vase features the Red-Flowering Gum (Corymbia ficifolia), a striking red, orange or pink-flowering eucalyptus from Western Australia, widely grown as a street tree in Melbourne.

The vase is coil-built in white clay and painted with multiple shades of underglaze, with botanical detail carved into the design.

It is glazed inside and on the plants, leaving the white clay background bare.

Dimensions: Small H 9.5 x W 9 x D 9 cm

This small vase features the Red-Flowering Gum (Corymbia ficifolia), a striking red, orange or pink-flowering eucalyptus from Western Australia, widely grown as a street tree in Melbourne.

The vase is coil-built in white clay and painted with multiple shades of underglaze, with botanical detail carved into the design.

It is glazed inside and on the plants, leaving the white clay background bare.

Dimensions: Small H 9.5 x W 9 x D 9 cm

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