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Sculptural fish forms, rich blue coloration, and finely ridged fins give this decorative pair an artistic coastal character. The Davia Sculptures are crafted from stoneware and include two coordinating fish in different sizes, each distinguished by a rounded body and dramatically curved fins that create movement within the design. Measuring 11.5L x 5W x 12H and 7.5L x 3W x 8H, the set repeats the same distinctive form at two scales for a naturally balanced presentation. A muted slate blue covers the lower portion of each body, while the upper section transitions into a deeper charcoal blue with a glossy glazed finish. Subtle variations within the glaze allow brighter blue tones to emerge across portions of the darker surface, adding depth and dimension to the coloration. The tall dorsal fin curves upward to a tapered point and is defined by closely spaced raised ridges that follow the length of the fin. This linear detailing continues across the other fins, where warm bronze-brown accents highlight the ridges and edges against the cooler blue body. Each fish also features a small dimensional circular eye and a gently pointed mouth. Smooth rounded areas across the body contrast with the pronounced texture of the fins, creating an appealing combination of surface, color, and sheen. The larger and smaller forms are designed to sit naturally together, creating variation in height without losing the visual connection between the two pieces. Crafted entirely from stoneware, the Davia Sculptures offer a decorative interpretation of a familiar aquatic form with enough detail to feel expressive without becoming overly ornate. The blue, charcoal, and warm accent tones bring depth to the pair, while their fish motif introduces a clear coastal influence for consoles, cabinets, shelving, and tabletop displays.