It's also long been known loosely as 'faux bois'. Belleek (the irish porcelain maker) had a series of glazed white tree trunk vases long before Roost was ever in business. But that doesn't stop these simulated trees, branches, bark and wood grain items from being in every hip tabletop and accessory store out there.above: The Ted Muehling designed Bark vase for Nymphenburg PorcelainThe blending of inorganic materials into organic shapes is one of my favorite art forms.Roost is company that has a log and driftwood collection (they have birds and leaves and mushrooms too) made of white porcelain.And Nymphenburg Porcelain of Germany has Ted Muehling designed branch vases and candlesticks in white. Both are stunning and are available in different prices and sizes from the stores below.As well as some other lesser known, but equally as beautiful, products.From Jayson Home and Garden:Click here to order From Rose and Radish:Nymphenburg's porcelain vase by Ted Meuhling available here.Or Ted Muehling's Branch Vase with Moss, available at Moss, online for $845.00 USD:And Roost makes a series of log vases and accessories:Available by clicking hereAnd the Curiosity Shoppe seems to have the same log vase in size medium (Jayson carries the large and small):Only 40.00 here.And lovely white branch candlesticks by Ted Meuhling available at ER Butler:Buy them here.Porcelain driftwood votive from Sprout Home:Only $15.75 here.And Greener Grass Design also carries the driftwood vase and votive, but a bowl too!:buy them here.The Burls collection of subtle wood grain relief platters and dishes in Oyster are beautiful too!:Buy them here.Also commonly referred to as Faux Bois, this tableware is from Room Service:buy it here.And this faux bois bowl is on sale right now at Gumps for $34:...and these faux bois votives are on sale for 19$ for the set of three:buy them here.And Ty Travis of Stonewater Studios on etsy has some faux bois products as well:And lastly, more subtle, but still beautiful are Coe and Waito's Bark vases:Buy them here.
