San Pacific San Francisco 1970s-80s Pastel Ceramic Vase With Corner Opening children's room and their pride in their

and their pride in their work evident in the initials they carefully carved into the bottom of each one

The vase's squarish form is softened via rounded corners

this large West German Georg Schmider bowl features a satin white body animated by a  cheerful incised surface design of interlocking circles with pops of red

what immediately came to mind was a rule in home staging about the importance and optimal frequency of “pops of color” to draw your eye around a room

or hang it on the wall where it can be enjoyed everyday

San Pacific San Francisco 1970s-80s Pastel Ceramic Vase With Corner Opening children's room and their pride in theirI have seen a few other San Pacific ceramic vases from the 70s 80s,, but none as striking and unusual as this one, with a fabulous all over triangular relief pattern and drippy green and salmon colored glaze over cream slip. Best is the pinched edge along one side and almost pitcher like opening at the corner of the other, giving it a decisive edginess. It feels very early 80s, with a Southwestern flair to boot. The vase has its original sticker on