A sculptural ceramic vase created using the traditional Japanese raku firing technique. This piece has a smoother, more condensed surface compared to heavily textured works, with rich tones of deep copper, earthy red, and charcoal, accented by subtle smoky and metallic variations formed during firing.
This vase built entirely by hand without a wheel, it retains a natural irregularity.
Please note: this piece is decorative and not watertight.
Dimensions:
Height: 10 1/8"
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DETAILS
Hand-built stoneware
Raku fired for metallic and smoky effects
Smoother, slightly textured surface
Organic, sculptural form
Style: organic modern, wabi-sabi, minimal, Japandi
Function: sculptural object / decorative vessel
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Perfect For:
Interior designers sourcing one-of-a-kind pieces
Collectors of handmade ceramics
Minimal, earthy interiors
Shelves, mantels, or quiet focal points
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Each piece is made by hand in my Los Angeles studio. Due to the unpredictable nature of the raku firing process, variations in tone, surface, and form are inherent and make every piece entirely unique.
A sculptural ceramic vase created using the traditional Japanese raku firing technique. This piece has a smoother, more condensed surface compared to heavily textured works, with rich tones of deep copper, earthy red, and charcoal, accented by subtle smoky and metallic variations formed during firing.
This vase built entirely by hand without a wheel, it retains a natural irregularity.
Please note: this piece is decorative and not watertight.
Dimensions:
Height: 10 1/8"
⸻
DETAILS
Hand-built stoneware
Raku fired for metallic and smoky effects
Smoother, slightly textured surface
Organic, sculptural form
Style: organic modern, wabi-sabi, minimal, Japandi
Function: sculptural object / decorative vessel
⸻
Perfect For:
Interior designers sourcing one-of-a-kind pieces
Collectors of handmade ceramics
Minimal, earthy interiors
Shelves, mantels, or quiet focal points
⸻
Each piece is made by hand in my Los Angeles studio. Due to the unpredictable nature of the raku firing process, variations in tone, surface, and form are inherent and make every piece entirely unique.
