New Prometheus Vase

Naming a vessel after the titan who stole fire from the gods sets a certain expectation, and this design leans into it — a sculptural vase meant to be looked at first and filled second. The "new" in the title points to a reworking of an earlier piece, revisited and reissued. Vases in this register earn a permanent spot: a mantelpiece, a windowsill, the middle of a dining table, somewhere the profile can be read from across the room rather than squinted at up close. Some owners keep theirs dry and treat it purely as sculpture, others use a liner and run it as a working vase, and a fair number end up putting a plant in it instead. It belongs to the category of prints people make when they want a piece of furniture for the house rather than another desk toy.