Mid-Century Andersen Design Studio Pink and White "Tree of Life" Bowl/Vase for the curated home the National Museum in Stockholm

the National Museum in Stockholm

I like to think it was made for a special occasion

There is one little hairline crack on one planter that runs from the lip down about a third of the way on one planter

who wears the same silver jewelry all of the time

the blue and white glaze with brown perimeter

Mid-Century Andersen Design Studio Pink and White "Tree of Life" Bowl/Vase for the curated home the National Museum in StockholmBeautifully crafted in the 1960s, this piece by Andersen Design Studio, Boothbay Harbor, Maine, has a porcelain clay body and a subtle, painterly glaze, which makes it feel rather like a watercolor painting. Nuanced and unique from every angle, it could be used as a serving bowl or as a vase. It is especially nice displayed where it can be seen from 360 degrees. Founded in 1954 by Weston and Brenda Andersen and still in operation, Andersen Design