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Wheel-thrown and hand-built porcelain fired to cone 5, then luster fired with silver luster.
7” x 13.5” x 3”
OIL CAN
This artwork showcases a metallic, teapot-like object with an elongated, curved spout extending to the right and a thick, ridged handle on the left. The base is conical and smooth, highlighting its polished surface. Rising from the top are distinct elements: a small cylindrical knob, a spherical ball, and a vertical press-like structure, adding complexity and interest and emphasizing the object's industrial and functional design. This piece transforms an everyday object—or something that suggests familiarity—into an intriguing sculptural form.
Wheel-thrown and hand-built porcelain fired to cone 5, then luster fired with silver luster.
7” x 13.5” x 3”
OIL CAN
This artwork showcases a metallic, teapot-like object with an elongated, curved spout extending to the right and a thick, ridged handle on the left. The base is conical and smooth, highlighting its polished surface. Rising from the top are distinct elements: a small cylindrical knob, a spherical ball, and a vertical press-like structure, adding complexity and interest and emphasizing the object's industrial and functional design. This piece transforms an everyday object—or something that suggests familiarity—into an intriguing sculptural form.