Dot Dot Orb - Siren's Salvage
Dot Dot Orb - Siren's Salvage
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Playful • Sculptural • Collectible
Inspired by the enchanting charm of a woodland forest after rainfall, the Dot Dot Orb Vase transforms a simple vessel into a delightful work of art. Hand-crafted with dimensional mushroom-inspired detailing, this sculptural piece celebrates nature through a playful, contemporary lens.
Perfect for a single bloom, dried stem, or displayed entirely on its own, this petite vase brings curiosity and conversation to bookshelves, coffee tables, and curated cabinets. Each vase is individually made by a skilled glass artisan in Florida, resulting in subtle variations that make every piece feel personal and one of a kind.
Whether styled as a functional bud vase or collected as a sculptural object, the Dot Dot Orb Vase adds artistry, whimsy, and character to any thoughtfully curated interior.
Why You'll Love It
- Hand-crafted by a Florida-based glass artisan
- Sculptural orb silhouette with dimensional mushroom-inspired detailing
- Perfectly sized for a single stem, dried botanical, or as a standalone decorative object
- Glossy hand-blown glass creates a striking sculptural statement
- Each piece is individually handmade, making every vase one of a kind
- A playful collectible that brings personality and storytelling to shelves, consoles, and tabletop
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.