Complementary Form Print related-adiantum-concinnum-fern-print-c-1872 Think sugar cubes in the

Think sugar cubes in the kitchen

Changing tide: subtle ripples of the ocean dance along the shoreline

which is then hand dyed and woven by local women artisans

In colors and textures inspired by the 80's (like speckled and sparkle-embedded)

A vibrant blue glaze is dotted with earthy speckles and topped off with a glossy white horizon—this hearty pitcher feels cool and coastal

Complementary Form Print related-adiantum-concinnum-fern-print-c-1872 Think sugar cubes in theBased out of Athens, Georgia, artist Malissa Ryder creates watercolor works collectively guided by the idea of simple forms and complex colors. We worked side by side with Ryder to produce an exclusive collection of prints, produced from some of our all time favorite pieces from her body of work. Size Multiple sizes available Details Signed and titled on back Material 290gsm archival cotton paper Origin Athens, Georgia, United States