Like a bouquet frozen in stone, this 1916 Arts and Crafts pottery vase reflects the movement’s dedication to handmade beauty and nature-inspired design. Rather than chasing ornate decoration, it celebrates honesty in materials and the quiet artistry of hand tooling. 

Made by Roseville Pottery as part of their Mostique line introduced in 1916, the piece draws inspiration from Moorish and Middle Eastern design with its matte finish and stylized motifs. Roseville was one of America’s most celebrated Arts and Crafts potteries, and Mostique remains highly collectible for its blend of historic influence, tactile surfaces, and early 20th-century craftsmanship.