Ceramic Everything Pot - Werner's Nomenclature of Colours
Ceramic Everything Pot - Werner's Nomenclature of Colours
šØ Everything Pot - Werner's Nomenclature of Colours š
InĀ 1886, ornithologistĀ Robert Ridgway set out to standardize andĀ catalogue the endless shades and tints used to describe birds, creating a groundbreaking color reference for naturalists. Decades later, he expanded his work into a second volume, cataloguingĀ over a thousand colorsāa system so influential that artists and scientists still look to it today.
The Wernerās Nomenclature Everything Pot brings a touch of art history into your everyday. Inspired by the timeless beauty of watercolor, this ceramic piece is as practical as it is stylish. Use it to organize brushes and utensils, or as a plant potāthe versatility is in the name!
āØ Product Highlights:
āØ Ceramic pot inspired by Wernerās Nomenclature of Colours
āØ Versatile: perfect for utensils, brushes, or plants
āØ A functional piece with historical charm
š Dimensions: 4ā high x 3.1ā diameter (10 cm H x 8 cm D)
š Made in India
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Iāve always loved this piece. I bought a ceramic version to start with. The inside or interior is a beautiful glossy cobalt blue. The color swatches on the outside are muted somewhat & have a semi gloss finish. The enamel version which is the latest version has the blue interior, but itās matte in sheen. The color swatches on this one coin are vivid with a glossy finish on the outside. Quite stunning to me on the outside. I am not a huge fan of the inside matte finish. Iām hoping they can produce one with the enamel outside qualities & add the ceramic glossy interior, Iād buy another one, maybe two. I guess the short story here or cliff notes version is, combining the positives from both pieces and make a new one. All that said, I love both that I have and I will keep them. But again, if they decide to combine what I consider the positives into a new piece, Iād buy more of them. Thank you for this opportunity to sound off. The final note is just so everyone understands, the ceramic version is the original. The enamel version is the current production piece. I feel blessed to have one of each.
Iāve always loved this piece. I bought a ceramic version to start with. The inside or interior is a beautiful glossy cobalt blue. The color swatches on the outside are muted somewhat & have a semi gloss finish. The enamel version which is the latest version has the blue interior, but itās matte in sheen. The color swatches on this one coin are vivid with a glossy finish on the outside. Quite stunning to me on the outside. I am not a huge fan of the inside matte finish. Iām hoping they can produce one with the enamel outside qualities & add the ceramic glossy interior, Iād buy another one, maybe two. I guess the short story here or cliff notes version is, combining the positives from both pieces and make a new one. All that said, I love both that I have and I will keep them. But again, if they decide to combine what I consider the positives into a new piece, Iād buy more of them. Thank you for this opportunity to sound off. The final note is just so everyone understands, the ceramic version is the original. The enamel version is the current production piece. I feel blessed to have one of each.