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Trinket Bowl - Japanese Inspired

by Frances Smith Ceramics · Kiama, NSW

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Japanese-inspired trinket bowl, wheel-thrown and with a clear glaze and transfer paper design. Part of the Artisan series, blending functionality and elegance in modern home decor.

Introducing the "Trinket Bowl - Japanese Inspired" from our Artisan series. This meticulously crafted piece seamlessly merges form and function, embodying the essence of Japanese aesthetics. Wheel-thrown, and clear glazed, the bowl features intricate Japanese transfer paper design, creating a pattern that evokes tranquility and sophistication.

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Size
4 × 6 × 6 cm
Weight
0.2 kg

From Kiama, NSW. Delivery or pick-up is agreed with Frances Smith Ceramics.

TypeCeramics

Artistic objects made from clay and fired to create pottery, vases, or decorative objects.

SeriesArtisan

Used to describe experimental works or those with exposed unglazed clay surfaces. Often seen as interesting rather than elegant.

CategoryArtists own collection

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.

SerialFS001-00184

Features

  • Wheel Thrown

    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.

  • Dipped 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.

  • Japanese Transfer Paper

    Designed to be used on greenware to transfer underglaze patterns and designs to clay before a bisque.

About the artist

Frances Smith Ceramics

Creating 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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