Moon Vase

The moon gets treated as a shape here rather than a picture of one: a rounded, swelling body that reads as a full disc from the front and softens into a vessel form as you walk past it. Surface relief suggests the pitted, cratered face everyone knows without tipping into cartoon, so it holds up as an object in its own right on a mantelpiece or a hall table. It belongs to the family of decorative vessels people print for shelf styling rather than utility. Dried grasses, pampas, seed heads and bare stalks all suit the round-shouldered profile, and left empty it still works as a standalone sculpture. A single-file print, so it is one of the simpler things in this category to add to a set of celestial or lunar decor.