This tri-footed container vessel jar with bird lid has a grey green glaze on the outside and inside. It has a carved exterior, that gives it an interesting look and texture. The three feet on the bottom is my signature detail. Dimensions: Height: 11.5cm inc. bird lid and feet Width at widest: 9cm Width at opening: 5cm My danish background is very prominent in my ceramics. A sense of white and silverbirch is reflected in my designs. All pottery is designed and handmade by me. I work in series and is constantly designing new forms. Simple minimal designs with their own unique charm and character. My ceramics can be bought online, in my studio and at galleries. Can also be viewed on Instagram: Birgitunderwoodceramics and Facebook: Birgit Underwood Ceramics I recommend handwash. All my ceramics come gift wrapped with a business card. My wrapping paper and business card is designed by my daughter Mia Underwood.
During the mid 1800s, pottery flasks were made in the form of the root vegetables that the liquor was distilled from. Home distillers used potatoes, carrots, and turnips to brew strong liquors for personal use and for illegal sales. The hand made pottery flasks were filled, corked and distributed. They have become extremely hard to find as they were often discarded when emptied of their contents. This turnip flask has bright glazing – a green neck flows into a cream, pink, and orange ombre body. The flask lies sideways on three raised feet, and has the original cork stopper. Realistically molded and increasingly rare. 8.75 in. L x 3 in. W x 2.5 in. H In very good antique condition, showing the expected light surface wear and some aging to the cork.
Bring a colorful glow to your next tabletop display when you set the mood with these ombre-hued taper candles. Set of 4 candles with rounded shaping and single wick on each. To get your candle to fit in your favorite taper candle holder, simply melt the base to the necessary size. Available exclusively at UO. Features - Taper candle set from UO Home - Features ombre hues we love - Unscented - UO exclusive Content + Care - Includes 4 candles - Paraffin wax - Wipe clean - Imported Size - 15 hr burn time - Dimensions: 0.86"dia x 11.8"h
Evoking ancient pottery jars with its rounded form, Talia finds an updated expression in the purity of its line and monotone hue. Ferm Living’s lidded container—that can also be used as a vase—is fashioned in glazed ceramic with a reactive matte finish. As part of the Muses collection lineup, it recasts a classically pleasing shape in a comparably modernist idiom.
Jean Derval, ceramic circa 1950, signed.
「 スナ・フジタ展 ～うつわの中の物語～ 」（12/27迄） を開催中です。 本展では、共同作品のスナ・フジタの他に、藤田匠平さんと山野千里さんの個...
I read the most wonderful Karen Karnes interview with Mark Shapiro this morning.The first pot I ever bought, was one of Karen's casseroles. Some years later, in the early 80's, I was fortunate enough to take a several days, hands on workshop with her at Big Creek Pottery in Davenport, California. This is one of the photos of her from the workshop. We slept in rough bunk rooms, ate some lovely vegetarian food, and had several days of making pots, watching her work, having critiques and enjoying the beautiful surroundings of the central California mountains just north of Santa Cruz. Daniel Rhodes had a studio nearby and joined us for a party at the end of the workshop, and John Glick and his wife stopped the studio by one day and kindly remarked on a very large bowl I had just finished. It was total immersion in clay for several days - no cooking, no house to care for - just work, eat and sleep. Heavenly! Here's a link to the interview: http://www.aaa.si.edu/collections/interviews/oral-history-interview-karen-karnes-12096 Enjoy!
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Encourage Storage Container Keep your trinkets feeling like treasures by tucking them into this porcelain jar and rediscovering their shimmery every day!
During the mid 1800s, pottery flasks were made in the form of the root vegetables that the liquor was distilled from. Home distillers used potatoes, carrots, and turnips to brew strong liquors for personal use and for illegal sales. The hand made pottery flasks were filled, corked and distributed. They have become extremely hard to find as they were often discarded when emptied of their contents. This turnip flask has bright glazing – a green neck flows into a cream, pink, and orange ombre body. The flask lies sideways on three raised feet, and has the original cork stopper. Realistically molded and increasingly rare. 8.75 in. L x 3 in. W x 2.5 in. H In very good antique condition, showing the expected light surface wear and some aging to the cork.
Julie Olson Exhibiting member in Clay
PR345 Wood fired box. A shino glazed wood fired box. I have over poured shino glaze over the lid to create a double layer of glaze. 3.5 inches across. Please contact me SOLD .
Yellow ceramic vase - Xhosa artists project Traditional craft arts continues to thrive in South Africa in the fields of beadwork, pottery, basketry, jewelry and wood carving. There has been a gradual shift in the ‘folk arts’ for several decades where the status of the artists no longer remain anonymous and many have established a name for themselves through gallery promotions and the internet. However there are still a lot of unsigned products turning up in the market place with the importance of building a name going unappreciated. Black and white artists in South Africa alike have always
These abstract urban mixed media pieces are by artist Michael Jeffrey. To see more of the "Riff Raff" exhibition go to Metro Gallery.
