How do you hand paint a vase?

Old Tupton Ware is known for its distinctive style of hand-painted floral designs. These designs often feature a variety of colourful flowers and other plants, rendered in a highly detailed and realistic style. The whole process of hand-painting an Old Tupton Ware vase is done by skilled artists, and a single piece might take several hours to finish. The final product is a lovely, unique, handmade work of art with character. After the pottery has been baked, a transparent glaze is applied. The pottery is then decorated using rich colours that will not fade or run when fired. The pottery is subsequently refired in the kiln, which hardens the paint and imparts the final glaze.

How long will my Old Tupton Ware Vase delivery take?

Your Vase will be picked and packed by warehouse staff (1-2 working days) and then Royal Mail will deliver to your address (2-5 working days). So altogether, you can assume maximum of 6 days on average from when you place your order. You can also choose special delivery for a tracked service 1-2 day delivery service.

Do you stock the Old Tupton Ware poppy vase?

Yes, we offer the stunning Old Tupton Ware Poppy Vase with the yellow red poppy design, poppies also known to symbolise remembrance day. Each vase is handcrafted with intricate designs and vivid colours. Ideal for home decor or special gifts, our collection is sure to impress. Browse our online collection today and take home a piece of beauty and remembrance.

What is a hand painted vase?

A hand-painted vase is a vessel decorated manually using artistic techniques and paints, distinguished by its unique designs and status as a work of art. This craft traces back thousands of years with notable origins in China and popularity in ancient Greece and Rome. The art of hand-painting vases encompasses a variety of materials like porcelain, stoneware, and glass, each lending a distinctive finish to the artwork. The techniques and styles employed in decorating these vases vary widely—from intricate floral patterns and nature scenes to minimalist designs—all showcasing the versatility and creativity of the artists. These vases, whether they are functional or purely decorative, are cherished as both household embellishments and collectible art pieces, with some antique specimens fetching significant sums at auctions. For those interested in acquiring a hand-painted vase, options range from visiting local art studios and fairs to exploring online marketplaces like Etsy. By purchasing directly from artists, one supports the continuation of these traditional hand-painting techniques, preserving the unique charm and value of these artistic creations. Thus, a hand-painted vase is not just a vessel; it is a piece of history, a work of art, and a testament to the enduring appeal of human craftsmanship.

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Stunning red hibiscus flower decoration and bold shades of blue contrast on this small vase

Small Blue Ceramic Vase Hibiscus Design

Rated 5.00 out of 5 based on 1 customer rating

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£20.95

A pottery hand painted floral vase. Its hand-painted design sets it apart, making it a standout small blue vase for any setting. Whether you’re using it as a mini flower vases centerpiece or gifting it to a loved one, its charm is sure to impress.

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Hand decorated tube lined pottery.
Small blue and red flower decorated vase
Height 4“ diameter 2 ¼ ”.
Made from clay and hand-painted.

Weight	0.9 kg
Dimensions	5.5 × 5.5 × 10 cm

1 review for Small Blue Ceramic Vase Hibiscus Design

Rated 5 out of 5

Iain (verified owner) – 4 November 2022

Colours are much better in real life. Perfect gift.
- oldtuptonware.com – 4 November 2022
  
  Thank you so much for your positive review of the Vase!