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Wheel-thrown and hand-built porcelain fired to cone 5.
10” x 3.5” x 8”
This artwork is a ceramic teapot with a polished, palladium glaze that emphasizes smooth surfaces and sleek curves. The form is geometric and abstract: a circular main body rests on a triangular base, while a prominent, coil-like spout extends from one side. On the opposite side, a round handle with a sturdy, mechanical feel adds balance and visual interest. A fin-like element protrudes from the top, perforated with three small circular holes, introducing another industrial character.
It is both an object of utility and as an artwork fusing geometric abstraction with functional design.
Wheel-thrown and hand-built porcelain fired to cone 5.
10” x 3.5” x 8”
This artwork is a ceramic teapot with a polished, palladium glaze that emphasizes smooth surfaces and sleek curves. The form is geometric and abstract: a circular main body rests on a triangular base, while a prominent, coil-like spout extends from one side. On the opposite side, a round handle with a sturdy, mechanical feel adds balance and visual interest. A fin-like element protrudes from the top, perforated with three small circular holes, introducing another industrial character.
It is both an object of utility and as an artwork fusing geometric abstraction with functional design.