Circle vase in Blue and White Stoneware30 August 2022
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Circle vase in Blue and White Stoneware
£55.00
This collection of vases was developed out of a fascination with the interaction of architecture and the natural world; clean lines against organic shapes. The simple slab-built forms contrast with plants and flowers, with the flowers peeking out from behind the vase.
The front plane incorporates a fine layer of folded hand-coloured stoneware embedded into the surface, making each vase different. This patterning process has gradually developed after becoming fascinated with Nerikomi and agateware techniques and hand-colouring clay as soon as I started working with pottery.
This vase has blue hand-coloured stoneware, and porcelain white stoneware, inlaid into speckled stoneware clay.
All of Emily’s is hand built in her studio in East Oxford. Each vase is fired twice at a high temperature. After firing, the outside is polished by hand to create a smooth tactile surface, with more of a textured surface on the speckled clay. The inside and back is glazed with a lovely matte clear glaze.
Approx. dimensions:
12 cm
In stock
A minimal, patterned handmade vase, in which the flowers sit behind a flat geometric plane. These work perfectly with a single stem, a small posy of fresh or dried flowers, or as a stand alone piece.
