Ceramic vessel

Hi, my name is Avital and I’m going to show you how to hand constructing a large vessel form. Artist Statement My work is informed…

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Ceramic organic vases and pots in various shapes and sizes. All home decor and unique ceramics at George Home in Connecticut. #ceramicpottery #ceramic

Ceramic Lithic Vessels by Yasha Butler #lithic #vessel #minimalist #ceramics #art #sculpture #yashabutler #simple #ancient #textured #wabisabi #interiordesigninspiration #statementpiece

Nicholas Bernard seeks to create flawless forms that speak of five thousand years of ceramic tradition. Bernard's inspirations are many, from the classic forms of antiquity to the simple, graceful pots made by indigenous peoples and the work of modern studio potters. His current body of work deals with simple, clean form. Handles and other flourishes are conspicuously lacking. Dramatic color and subtle texture accentuate what he hopes is a mastery of the traditional vessel form. Bernard…

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The concept is linked to timeless forms as if they've been buried for generations, archaic vessels waiting to be found. I like this idea as it takes an approach and shapes the aesthetic goal around it, which is a new way of making altogether.

Molded by hand using waste paper pulp and dried under the Southern African sun, this sculpture-like paper mache vessel carries the spirit of minimalist modern design while hinting on its root in traditional African art. It is lightweight, food safe, water resistant, and safe to use around small children and pets as the material does not break into sharp pieces. Due to the handmade nature, each piece varies slightly and has its own beauty. Meet the makers at Quazi Design, a founding member of…

Abstract ceramic sculptures in pastel colors on a chalky surface, in forms inspired by what we hold inside - human organs: our tools to travel through time. Meditation on time travel and our ability to tell stories translated to fantastical vessels by Brooklyn-based Japanese artist Yuko Nishikawa.