Please note, this piece is currently on display at the Lewis-Clark State College Center for Arts and History. Delivery of piece will occur after April 5, 2026
The primary function of the Hydria is for carrying and storing large volumes of water. In the context of a Symposium, the water within is combined with wine in a Krater for mixing before being served amongst the guests.
The organic shape in tandem with a more subtle set of handles makes this form very appealing. The walls are amongst the thinnest of this collection, making it surprisingly light for it's size.
Height: 14”
Diameter: 7”
Diameter with handles: 8”
The timber this vessel is crafted from is sustainably sourced and selected from Spokane, WA. Turned and carved from Box Elder wood and treated with a combination of red wine pigmentation, iron acetate, and fire before being finished with Tried & True varnish oil. Stitched with waxed cotton thread.
Please note, this piece is currently on display at the Lewis-Clark State College Center for Arts and History. Delivery of piece will occur after April 5, 2026
The primary function of the Hydria is for carrying and storing large volumes of water. In the context of a Symposium, the water within is combined with wine in a Krater for mixing before being served amongst the guests.
The organic shape in tandem with a more subtle set of handles makes this form very appealing. The walls are amongst the thinnest of this collection, making it surprisingly light for it's size.
Height: 14”
Diameter: 7”
Diameter with handles: 8”
The timber this vessel is crafted from is sustainably sourced and selected from Spokane, WA. Turned and carved from Box Elder wood and treated with a combination of red wine pigmentation, iron acetate, and fire before being finished with Tried & True varnish oil. Stitched with waxed cotton thread.
