The vase is made from white earthenware clay. The vase has a roller-incised decoration applied when the vase was still wet, on the potters' wheel. After an earthenware firing, the bisqued vase was immersed in my clear glaze and later, the outside was immersed in my blue glaze. The glazing was done so that the blue glaze would run into the depressions in the clay to create a visible surface contrast.

Note that if the vase is used outdoors, it should be brought into a warm place if the outdoor temperature will go below freezing. Earthenware spalls in freezing temperatures

The vase is 4-3/4 inches in diameter and 4-3/4 inches high. It weighs 1 lb., 4 oz.