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Made in France.
A decorative ceramic tray in grey that has been polished, waxed, and under-fired at 980 degrees. A piece exploring the idea of blurred reflections; the artist's interpretation of a mirror by way of stoneware and porcelain.
A piece by French artist Karen Swami whose ceramic vessels are hand thrown and finished in colors and textures that evoke ancient cultures and forms.
Swami’s vessels are composed of a series of movements. “To touch, to throw, to smooth, to incise, to encrust, each step requires a movement,” she explains. The resulting work, too, is if as in motion, with dynamic finishes and the monumental swelling or lengthening of forms. Working between Paris and Brittany, France, Karen Swami first experienced working with clay at the age of five, but it wasn’t until 2009 that she re-discovered ceramics by way of a potter’s wheel she set up the corner of her office.
One of a kind.
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Made in France.
A decorative ceramic tray in grey that has been polished, waxed, and under-fired at 980 degrees. A piece exploring the idea of blurred reflections; the artist's interpretation of a mirror by way of stoneware and porcelain.
A piece by French artist Karen Swami whose ceramic vessels are hand thrown and finished in colors and textures that evoke ancient cultures and forms.
Swami’s vessels are composed of a series of movements. “To touch, to throw, to smooth, to incise, to encrust, each step requires a movement,” she explains. The resulting work, too, is if as in motion, with dynamic finishes and the monumental swelling or lengthening of forms. Working between Paris and Brittany, France, Karen Swami first experienced working with clay at the age of five, but it wasn’t until 2009 that she re-discovered ceramics by way of a potter’s wheel she set up the corner of her office.
One of a kind.
