Andrew Molleur Black Cylinder Vase
In-Store Pickup or contact hello@mpatmos.com for shipping arrangements.
- 5.25” H x 4.75”L
CERAMIC CARE
All of our wares are food safe unless otherwise stated. Each product features a durable high gloss interior for ease of cleaning. Hand washing with a mild detergent is suggested to maintain the brilliance of each piece. Dark acidic beverages and other liquids such as red wine or coffee should not be left in any vessel overnight.
About Andrew Molleur
Andrew Molleur is a ceramicist and designer living and working in Kingston, NY. In his 1,600 square foot studio on the edge of the city’s reviving midtown arts district, Andrew uses traditional and modern techniques to design and produce his functional inlaid ceramic pieces. Striking a balance between fine art and relevant design, Andrew’s current work fuses his inclination toward architectonic elements with an appreciation for minimalism and functionality. He draws on influences from architecture and design, combining clean lines, geometric fragments, and textural experiences to construct his distinct aesthetic. The result is a collection of one-of-a-kind pieces, each engaging the beholder in a visual and tactile intimacy.
In-Store Pickup or contact hello@mpatmos.com for shipping arrangements.
- 5.25” H x 4.75”L
CERAMIC CARE
All of our wares are food safe unless otherwise stated. Each product features a durable high gloss interior for ease of cleaning. Hand washing with a mild detergent is suggested to maintain the brilliance of each piece. Dark acidic beverages and other liquids such as red wine or coffee should not be left in any vessel overnight.
About Andrew Molleur
Andrew Molleur is a ceramicist and designer living and working in Kingston, NY. In his 1,600 square foot studio on the edge of the city’s reviving midtown arts district, Andrew uses traditional and modern techniques to design and produce his functional inlaid ceramic pieces. Striking a balance between fine art and relevant design, Andrew’s current work fuses his inclination toward architectonic elements with an appreciation for minimalism and functionality. He draws on influences from architecture and design, combining clean lines, geometric fragments, and textural experiences to construct his distinct aesthetic. The result is a collection of one-of-a-kind pieces, each engaging the beholder in a visual and tactile intimacy.
