Dot Dot Bud Vase - Palmera Club
Dot Dot Bud Vase - Palmera Club
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Playful • Sculptural • Collected
A small object with a magnetic presence, these hand-blown glass vials feel like treasures discovered on a far-flung island and brought back to the Palmera Club. Each one is formed in luminous color and finished with raised, jewel-like droplets that catch the light and invite a closer look. Equal parts artifact and ornament, they blur the line between vessel and sculpture.
Finished with a natural cork stopper, they can hold a secret note, a found shell, a drop of fragrance—or simply exist as they are, a moment of pure expression. Displayed alone or grouped together, they bring depth, curiosity, and a sense of story to shelves, tables, and intimate corners.
No two are exactly alike. Each carries the spirit of discovery and the quiet luxury of something chosen for no reason other than delight.
This is the art of collecting—intimate, expressive, and unmistakably Palmera.
Why You’ll Love It
• Hand-blown glass with sculptural raised detailing
• Each piece is unique in color, form, and personality
• Natural cork stopper adds warmth and authenticity
• Perfect for styling shelves, trays, and bedside moments
• A small object that brings curiosity and conversation
Artist Resident Series
Todd Kelly has been working with glass since 2001, beginning his journey in Eugene, Oregon, where he developed a deep appreciation for the expressive possibilities of the medium. Over the years, he has shared his work through markets, shops, and galleries across the country.
Inspired by his love of gardening, insects, and exploration, Todd’s work reflects a fascination with the beauty and unexpected details found in the natural world. He approaches glassmaking with curiosity and playfulness, continually experimenting with new forms and vibrant color combinations to create pieces that feel imaginative, organic, and distinctly his own.