On Heather Lang-Cassera’s ceramic vase, a Tyrannosaurus Rex playfully chases a butterfly, frolicking across gold-laced land. Fossils of the Tyrannosaurus Rex are found in Nevada. In Lang-Cassera’s work, they symbolize the transition from the prehistoric abundance of these creatures to their extinction, drawing a parallel to the boom-and-bust cycles of Nevada's mining and economic history. Moreover, as the relatively rare presence of milkweed and nectar plants in Nevada can affect monarch populations during their migrations, this piece reminds us of a delicate balance between scarcity and abundance. This wheel-thrown and hand-built vase is one of a kind. Meticulously crafted, there will never be another quite like it. The individual character and subtle imperfections of this stoneware vessel are part of its charm and a testament to its handmade nature. Dimension: 7.75 x 4.0 x 4.0 inches

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