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Sculptural form and earthy glaze work give this Garnett signed studio pottery Ikebana cluster vase a distinctive organic character, featuring three graduated cylindrical flower openings rising from a broad integrated water basin. Crafted from substantial stoneware, the piece is finished in a rich forest green glaze transitioning into flowing tan, cream, and brown drip glazes around the upper vessels and rim, emphasizing its handmade studio pottery aesthetic. The clustered openings make the piece especially well suited for Ikebana flower arranging, allowing individual stems, branches, or grasses to be positioned at varying heights while the surrounding basin can hold water or decorative elements. The underside bears the handwritten “Garnett” signature and an impressed 8, identifying it as an artist-made studio pottery piece. The form and glaze treatment are characteristic of American studio pottery from the 1970s–1980s, though a specific Garnett pottery studio or geographic location cannot be confidently identified from the signature alone. A striking piece for collectors of Mid-Century and postwar studio ceramics, Japanese-inspired Ikebana vessels, drip-glazed stoneware, and organic modern pottery. Good vintage condition with minor wear consistent with age and use.
