Ceramics
by Frances Smith Ceramics · Kiama, NSW
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"Driftwood Turquoise Vase" combines wheel-thrown porcelain, basketry techniques, and sculptural elements. Featuring turquoise glaze, woven top, and driftwood attachment, it exemplifies innovative ceramic artistry.
Introducing the "Driftwood Turquoise Vase," a stunning masterpiece from the Basketry Ceramics series. This extraordinary creation seamlessly blends traditional craftsmanship with contemporary design, showcasing the versatility of Cool Ice Porcelain. Wheel-thrown and meticulously crafted, this vase features intricate piercing, basketry attachments, and sculptural elements that push the boundaries of ceramic art. The mesmerizing turquoise glaze, applied through a dipping technique, creates a striking contrast with the natural textures of the woven top and driftwood accent. Part of the innovative Clay-Weave series, this piece embodies the perfect harmony between nature and artistry. Each vase is a unique work of art, combining various techniques to create a truly one-of-a-kind centerpiece that will elevate any space with its coastal-inspired elegance and exquisite craftsmanship.
From Kiama, NSW. Delivery or pick-up is agreed with Frances Smith Ceramics.
Cool Ice Porcelain is a premium ceramic clay known for its silky smooth texture and brilliant white finish, ideal for creating intricate and delicate works of art. This versatile clay offers exceptional workability and strength, making it perfect for both wheel-throwing and hand-building techniques.
Artistic objects made from clay and fired to create pottery, vases, or decorative objects.
Hand made ceramic artwork with natural fibre woven attachment to integrate into the theme of the ceramic art.
Artworks displayed in a formal setting such as a gallery, museum, or art fair, primarily for public viewing and appreciation, often accompanied by opportunities for sale.
A pottery technique where clay is shaped into forms on a rotating potter's wheel, allowing for symmetrical and rounded shapes, often used for creating bowls, vases, and other vessels.
Combines a variety of ceramic techniques for a diverse and intricate finish.
Creating holes or openings in the clay body before firing, often used for decorative effect or functional purposes, such as in lanterns or incense holders, adding lightness and shadow play to the piece.
Incorporates woven basketry techniques for intricate, textured details in a technique we call ClayWeave.
About the artist
Frances Smith CeramicsCreating Elegance in Clay. Discover hand-crafted, functional vessels blending artistry and utility to enhance modern home decor with unique, thoughtful designs. Each piece, a testament to the beauty of functional art, infuses daily life with beauty and elegance.
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Driftwood Turquoise Vase
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The application of colored decoration to the surface of a piece before it is glazed, allowing for detailed and intricate designs that are sealed and protected by a clear or translucent glaze.
These functional glazes provide smooth, even coatings, providing a consistent and professional finish. This technique ensures a flawless, glossy surface that enhances the beauty of the ceramics and can make the piece fully functional.
Includes sculptural attachments for added dimensionality and texture.
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