Ceramics
by Frances Smith Ceramics · Kiama, NSW
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Ichirinzashi-Vases - Group of Five features black and white porcelain vessels. Functional, wheel-thrown, and altered, then using the neriage technique, they blend artistry with utility in modern decor.
Introducing Ichirinzashi Vases – Group of Five, from our Earth Vessels series. These black and white porcelain bud vases are crafted using the Neriage technique, with each wheel-thrown and altered form showcasing a unique marbled pattern. Elegant yet functional, they work as both sculptural accents and practical vessels. The set offers flexible display options, bringing refined, handcrafted character to any modern space.
From Kiama, NSW. Delivery or pick-up is agreed with Frances Smith Ceramics.
Black porcelaneous clay with white porcelain inclusions
Artistic objects made from clay and fired to create pottery, vases, or decorative objects.
A series that explores clay vessels that seem to be pulled from the earth with rough-hewn beauty rather than industrial perfection.
A collection where the artist personally selects and holds their favorite creations, showcasing a deeply personal reflection of their journey, evolution, and the themes that resonate most with them.
This vessel has been glazed and fired to allow it to be used in domestic and commercial settings. It's waterproof and dishwasher safe.
Neriage is a sophisticated ceramic art technique where multiple coloured clays are layered, kneaded, and shaped to create intricate, marbled patterns. This method, rooted in Japanese tradition, results in unique and mesmerizing designs that highlight the artist's skill and creativity.
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.
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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Ichirinzashi Vases - Group of Five
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This unique ceramic piece features a thrown vessel that has been intentionally altered, creating an intriguing interplay between form and function. The artist's skillful manipulation of the clay while on the wheel, followed by deliberate modifications, results in a striking and unconventional work that challenges traditional notions of ceramic vessels.
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