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Wheel-thrown and hand built porcelain, fired to cone 5. The lid is luster fired with silver luster.
11”x 11”x 10”
A sculptural piece featuring a smooth, white, rounded vessel with a distinctively large, circular handle that arches above it. The vessel has a small spout on one side, suggesting a functional form like a teapot, yet it transcends traditional design with its exaggerated handle and minimalist aesthetic. A striking contrast comes from the metallic, intricately patterned circular object resting on top, its surface decorated with swirls and textures that add visual interest and complexity. The overall composition balances simplicity and detail, with clean lines and a refined matte finish on the white parts, juxtaposed with the elaborate metallic accent.
This piece is a blend of form and texture, where the smoothness of the vessel and its handle evoke calm and purity, while the metallic detail introduces a dynamic, tactile component. It plays with ideas of utility and decoration, seemingly inviting contemplation about the relationship between ordinary objects and art.
Wheel-thrown and hand built porcelain, fired to cone 5. The lid is luster fired with silver luster.
11”x 11”x 10”
A sculptural piece featuring a smooth, white, rounded vessel with a distinctively large, circular handle that arches above it. The vessel has a small spout on one side, suggesting a functional form like a teapot, yet it transcends traditional design with its exaggerated handle and minimalist aesthetic. A striking contrast comes from the metallic, intricately patterned circular object resting on top, its surface decorated with swirls and textures that add visual interest and complexity. The overall composition balances simplicity and detail, with clean lines and a refined matte finish on the white parts, juxtaposed with the elaborate metallic accent.
This piece is a blend of form and texture, where the smoothness of the vessel and its handle evoke calm and purity, while the metallic detail introduces a dynamic, tactile component. It plays with ideas of utility and decoration, seemingly inviting contemplation about the relationship between ordinary objects and art.