By Carter & Rose
Mini Ceramic Wall Snake
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Why we carry this
There's something about a small ceramic snake that makes people want to explain it to their guests. They find themselves pointing at it, saying things like, "It's handmade," as if that alone justifies its place on the wall. And maybe it does. Each one is crafted in an Oregon studio with the kind of care that comes from actually caring - no two are quite the same, which feels important.
At roughly 8 inches long and 2.5 inches wide, it's the perfect size for those awkward gaps in a gallery wall, or for pairing with our other ceramic pieces if you're building a little menagerie. There's a metal loop on the back, so hanging it is straightforward. It's the kind of thing that doesn't demand much, but somehow makes a room feel more intentional.
We've noticed that people collect these snakes the way others collect small moments - not because they need them, but because they believe in them. Each variation in glaze and form suggests intention rather than accident. You can tuck one into a gap that's been bothering you, or gather a few together and create something that feels like a collection rather than decoration. There's a difference. One is accidental. The other is a choice you make every time you look at it. It won't change your life. But it might make you smile, and that's worth something.
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