13th anniversary gift traditions call for lace, and ivory happens to be the exact shade most heirloom lace eventually settles into with age, which makes it a fitting color for this milestone. Our Ivory Daffodil takes the classic trumpet shape and swaps the expected yellow for that same softened, lace-adjacent tone. Fresh daffodils bloom for two to three weeks each spring before disappearing until the following year, a short run for a gift meant to mark thirteen years together. Ceramic keeps that same ivory trumpet visible in every month, with nothing fading and nothing waiting for spring to reappear. Mount it near a window where morning light catches the softer tone best. Artisans shape these pieces by hand at Chive Ceramics Studio, then glaze each one in the specific ivory shade the piece is named for. Chive pieces are carried by the San Diego Museum of Art gift shop, chosen for a restrained color palette that fits right in.