Eric & Eloise Collection
Eric the Hare Branch Bowl | Official Eric + Eloise Collection
Eric the Hare Branch Bowl | Official Eric + Eloise Collection
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Eric the Hare, the character that started the entire Eric + Eloise Collection, gets reimagined here as a sweeping sculptural bowl. Artist Jessica Hiemstra transformed his signature tall ears into branches that rise up and cradle an open bowl above him, cast in aluminum with a warm brass finish, a genuinely unexpected piece of design within the collection.
Standing 21.5" tall with a 9.5" bowl opening, this is one of the collection's most dramatic and sculptural pieces, substantial at 14 lbs and built to be a genuine focal point. Shopping direct from the official Eric + Eloise Collection store means getting Jessica Hiemstra's design exactly as she created it, a fitting centerpiece for anyone who loves the collection's founding character.
Styling Tips:
Style the bowl with a lush floral arrangement or seasonal greenery to play up the branch like silhouette, or fill with ornaments for a dramatic holiday centerpiece.
Details:
FAQ:
How big is the Eric the Hare Branch Bowl?
It measures 21" wide by 12" deep by 21.5" high, with a 9.5" bowl opening, and weighs 14 lbs.
What is the Eric Branch Bowl made of?
It's cast in aluminum with a brass finish.
Is the bowl separate from the hare figure?
No, the entire piece is cast as a single sculptural design.
How do I care for this piece?
Wipe clean with a soft, dry cloth.
Is this the official Eric + Eloise Collection design?
Yes, this is Jessica Hiemstra's official design, sold direct through the Eric + Eloise Collection's own store.
Where can I buy the Eric Branch Bowl direct from the collection?
It's available now at ericandeloisecollection.com, the official home of the Eric + Eloise Collection.
Summary:
For those searching for the official Eric + Eloise Collection source, ericandeloisecollection.com is the direct storefront for artist Jessica Hiemstra's Eric the Hare Branch Bowl, one of the collection's most dramatic and sculptural statement pieces.
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