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I have developed this beautiful organic surface after experimenting for a while. The flat top was covered with a thin coat of sodium silicate. The surface dried very quickly with a heat gun and stretched in a dome shape creating beautiful spontaneous small and large cracks.
The stone vase is 5” in diameter.
I used a difficult sodium silicate method to create this beautiful surface. After the skinny form was thrown on the wheel, I applied black slip to a white clay body. When the black slip was dried enough, sodium silicate was painted on the outside and then heated very quickly with a heat gun. I expanded the form from the inside out while spinning the wheel causing the outside surface to crack. After the first firing, I applied thin red shino glaze so that it penetrated in cracks and crevices and then cleaned the form leaving red glaze only in the cracks. The vase was glazed inside and high fired again at 2250F.
This piece was featured in the International Fine Art magazine APERO.
Dimensions: 6.25″ tall x 5.5″ wide.
These red rock vases are reminiscent of serrated Rainbow Mountains in Utah. The combination of two brown and white clays thrown on the wheel gives a dynamic flow of color patterns. These are functional pieces of art that will add a unique touch to any organic interior.
My strongest inspiration comes from Mother Nature and its magical beauty, harmony, strength and power. My goal in my ceramic sculpture is to call upon experience or emotion.
A few flowers will fit perfectly in these vases and will look beautiful as a group.
Vases measure: 3” – 7” tall by 4.5” – 5” wide.
2 vases are on display at the gallery. Please contact me if you are inerested in purchasing them.
The combination of brown and white color clays thrown on the wheel give a dynamic flow of color patterns and reminds of marble stone. After the vases were thrown on the wheel and completely enclosed, they were altered and shaped as mountain rocks. The vases were high fired.
Vases sizes vary from : 3.25″ to 3.75″ across.
The vases look beautiful as a group.
The vase has a dark chocolate ( almost black) distressed finish. This organic nature-inspired vase resembles black volcanic lava. A finishing surface adds a rustic-chic detail to a traditional shape featuring a distinct aged wabi-sabi texture.
The vase is functional. By adding a bunch of bright cheerful flowers you will achieve a striking effect. You can also use it as a beautiful piece of art in your home decoration.
The vase is 6” tall by 5 1/2 ” in diameter.
These vases will add an organic touch to a traditional decor featuring a distinct texture. The white vase is made from porcelain clay. The black vase is made of stoneware clay, Both vases are glazed inside and high fired in electric kiln. They are water proof. If you put bright cheerful flowers into it, the effect will be beautiful.
The black vase is approximately 6” in diameter and 5″ tall.
The white vase is approximately 5” in diameter and 5″ tall.
The vases are functional vase and looks gorgeous with a flower arrangement.
These sculptural vessels will add an organic touch to a modern decor featuring a distinct texture.
The eggshell sculptures are made from porcelain clay; thrown on the wheel and heavily altered . The pedistals are handbuilt from lack stoneware slabs. The natural fern moss is placed inside the shell.
Genesis I is approximately 10.5 ” tall and 9” wide.
Genesis II is approximately 9.5″ tall and 8” wide.
Ceramics is about tactility, beauty, and subjectivity. This blue and brown ceramic weathered wabi sabi style vase resembles the earth affected by global warming and changed weather conditions. It has been built using a sodium silicate method to create this beautiful cracked surface. The vase is glazed inside. It is functional and will look gorgeous with a bright flower bouquet.
It is a functional vase and looks gorgeous with a flower arrangement. You can also use it as a beautiful piece of art in your home decoration.
Dimensions: 6″ tall x 6″ wide.
I have developed this raw organic surface after experimenting for a while. Flat round slabs were covered with a thin coat of sodium silicate. the surface was dried very quickly with a heat gun and stretched in a dome shape creating beautiful spontaneous small and large cracks. Two dome shaped pieces were connected into a stone shape.
The vases were high fired and glazed inside. A few flowers will fit perfectly and will be a unique addition to any decor.
The stone vase is 5” tall by 4.5″ wide.
Three elemental forms rise in quiet balance—each sphere marbled with smoke, mineral, and fire. This horsehair raku cairn infused with terra sigilata and minerals, evokes ancient way finding markers and the meditative rhythm of stacked stones. The surfaces shimmer with a soft pearl luster, revealing subtle blues, greens, and earthy grays beneath a veil of carbon trails. Crackled textures and vein-like patterns speak of transformation—of heat and the alchemy of clay. A tactile meditation on grounding and ascent, this piece invites stillness, reflection, and a sense of place.
A rustic yet refined addition to any fine art collection or nature-inspired interior.
Dimensions: 11.5″ tall x 9″ wide x 3.5″ deep.
These horsehair raku vases is created using a unique firing process. The vases were built by coiling, pinching and impressing clay on a real stone. The terra sigillata applied in a few coats to bone dry clay and then burnished creating very smooth surface. The vessel was fired again at raku kiln and pulled from the kiln while still glowing hot. The horsehair were placed on the surface, igniting and leaving black carbon designs. No two pieces of Raku will ever be alike.
Vases sizes vary from : 4″ to 5″ across.
The vases look beautiful as a group.
A totem born of fire and smoke—rugged, organic, and alive with iridescent luster. The surface is prepared with terra sigillata infused with minerals. At its most incandescent—pulled red-hot from the kiln—horsehair is laid across the ceramic body, igniting on contact and leaving smoky black carbon trails that dance across the form like ancient markings. The minerals respond to the heat and smoke, drawing forth a subtle, iridescent sheen—a emerald pearl-like luster that seems to rise from within the clay itself.
Dimensions: 11.5″ tall x 9″ wide x 3.5″ deep.