Art Pottery Double-Handled Vase with Applied Blue Flowers

This is an art pottery vase featuring a double-handled design. The vase has a light, off-white or cream-colored matte finish as its base, upon which raised, unglazed or matte light blue floral motifs are applied. The floral decoration consists of several individual flowers with prominent petals and slender stems and leaves, all in the same light blue color, creating a three-dimensional effect. There are at least three distinct floral groupings visible on the front of the vase, with stems extending downwards. The general shape is that of an amphora or urn, with a widened body tapering towards a narrower neck and rim. Two loop handles extend from just below the rim to the shoulder of the vase, seamlessly integrated into the body. The craftsmanship appears to be folk art or studio pottery, characterized by the applied relief decoration. No specific maker's marks or signatures are visible in the provided image. The style suggests a mid-20th century aesthetic, possibly falling into the art pottery or folk art revival period. The condition appears good overall, with no obvious chips, cracks, or significant wear visible, though a full assessment would require multiple views. The matte finish and applied decoration suggest a more rustic or handcrafted appeal, rather than highly refined porcelain. The blue color against the light background provides a strong contrast and visual interest.