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Organic Form No.6 - Sculptures
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Woman Owned
Sustainable
Made In USA
Natural Materials
Locally Sourced
| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
17.5H x 10W x 10D in 44.45H x 25.4W x 25.4D cm | 3.18 kg 7 lb |
Charcoal stoneware, white texture glaze
10” Diameter x 17.5” Tall
Marked by the artist
A one-of-a-kind ceramic vessel exploring the tension between control and natural imperfections.
Hand-sculpted and carved from a heavy grog stoneware, the form is developed through an intuitive, multi-stage process that emphasizes depth, movement, and surface variation. The exterior is articulated through carving, creating a rhythmic field of impressions that shift across the body of the piece.
A crackle glaze is applied and fired to reveal a complex network of fine fractures, drawing out subtle hues of blue and brown from the charcoal-toned clay beneath. This layered surface records both intention and reaction, where glaze and material interact in ways that cannot be precisely repeated.
The resulting texture carries a sense of time and quiet erosion, as though the surface has evolved gradually rather than being newly formed.
Fired multiple times to achieve vitrification and full surface development.
Designed for dried arrangements or standalone display, these vessels are not water-tight and are not intended for use with water.
10” Diameter x 17.5” Tall
Marked by the artist
A one-of-a-kind ceramic vessel exploring the tension between control and natural imperfections.
Hand-sculpted and carved from a heavy grog stoneware, the form is developed through an intuitive, multi-stage process that emphasizes depth, movement, and surface variation. The exterior is articulated through carving, creating a rhythmic field of impressions that shift across the body of the piece.
A crackle glaze is applied and fired to reveal a complex network of fine fractures, drawing out subtle hues of blue and brown from the charcoal-toned clay beneath. This layered surface records both intention and reaction, where glaze and material interact in ways that cannot be precisely repeated.
The resulting texture carries a sense of time and quiet erosion, as though the surface has evolved gradually rather than being newly formed.
Fired multiple times to achieve vitrification and full surface development.
Designed for dried arrangements or standalone display, these vessels are not water-tight and are not intended for use with water.
Category: Sculptures
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