Decorated Wooden Vase (pokerwork)
Tall cylindrical shaped wooden vase with engraved red flowers (possibly poinsettias). Inside vase is a secured glass.
A pokerwork vase is a decorative wooden vase that features designs burned into its surface using a heated metal tool. This technique is also known as pyrography.
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Because wood can rot or leak, wooden vases include a small hidden glass tube or insert inside to hold water and real flowers.
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