Moorcroft “Oberion Honeysuckle” vase by Rachel Bishop, circa 1993

Description

This collectible vase bursts with life, featuring Bishop’s signature vibrant, tubelined honeysuckle blossoms in sumptuous shades of soft pink, yellow, and red, surrounded by lush, leafy green foliage. The flowers dance across a dramatic cobalt blue background, which elegantly fades into a soft cream blush base—an artistic flourish that adds further dimension and allure.

Every detail reflects Bishop’s unparalleled talent for balance and color harmony, attributes that have won her a devoted global following. The vase bears the distinguished Moorcroft “Made in Stoke-on-Trent England” mark and Rachel Bishop’s personal cipher, confirming its authenticity and provenance.

Whether you are a seasoned collector or seeking a statement piece to elevate your home, this Rachel Bishop original for Moorcroft is a testament to the enduring legacy of British ceramic artistry—an heirloom to treasure for generations.

An exquisite companion piece to Sian Leeper’s “Peruvian Lily” found HERE.

Artist: Rachel Bishop
Issued: 1993
Dimensions: 12″ tall x
Country of Origin: England
Condition: Age-related wear
Provenance: Purchased through a well-respected auction house

About the artist: Rachel Bishop is a celebrated British ceramic artist best known for her pivotal role at Moorcroft Pottery. She joined the company in the early 1990s and quickly rose to prominence for her innovative designs and masterful use of the tubelining technique. As Moorcroft’s principal designer for over two decades, Bishop drew inspiration from nature and the Arts and Crafts movement, revitalizing the brand with her bold color palettes and intricate floral motifs. Her work is highly collectible, recognized for its exceptional artistry and distinctive style, cementing her legacy as a leading figure in contemporary British pottery.