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Hand carved beautiful white mother of pearl has an intricate filigree pattern. The carvings are paired with large faceted clear quartz set in simple silver bezel. Attached to hypoallergenic modern stainless steel latch back closure.
The earrings are 76 mm (3″) long.
The minimalist design of these earrings emphasizes the beauty of lapis lazuli carving. Elegant and organic, wearing these earrings are sure to be a stunning touch to almost any outfit.
The leaves have gorgeous blue and gray pattern running through the gemstones. Attached to high quality 18K gold plated prong bezel with latch back closure.
The earrings are 2” long.
Large intricate fine detail carved feather wings illuminate subtle shades of taupe, silver, green and pink colors making a striking effect. Attached to a antiallergenic stainless steel latch back closure.
The wings measure 57 mm x 25mm.
The earrings are 65mm (3″) long.
This horsehair raku lidded jar blends smooth, smoke‑marked clay with an organic architectural lid.  Its marbled surface bears smoky trails left by burning horsehair.This beautiful organic urn can have spiritual service and can be used as keepsake urn or pet urn and will also look beautiful as a decor piece.
The horsehair raku lidded jar is infused with terra sigilata and minerals. The surfaces shimmer with a soft pearl luster, revealing subtle blues, purples and pinks beneath a veil of carbon trails. Vein-like patterns speak of transformation. A tactile meditation on grounding and ascent, this piece invites stillness, reflection, and a sense of place. Drift wood handle adds beautiful movement and dynamics to the piece.
The jar is 9” tall with a handle ( 6” without handle and 6” in diameter.)
Dimensions: 11.5″ tall x 9″ wide x 3.5″ deep.
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.
Horsehair raku ceramic blue luster vase .
The torn, petal-like edges create a sculptural silhouette, while the surface reveals a distinctive interplay of smoke and luster. Shades of blue, violet, and subtle gold emerge through the raku firing process, where horsehair and flame leave permanent traces across the ceramic body. The piece embodies the tension between control and unpredictability inherent in raku: fractured yet balanced, delicate yet enduring. The surface bears the permanent traces of fire and horsehair, transforming rupture into bloom.
The vase measure approximately: 6. 5” tall x 6.5” wide.
This horsehair raku vessel is created using a unique firing process. The piece is hand built from coils. The terra sigillata mixed with minerals applied in a few coats to bone dry clay and then burnished creating very smooth surface. The vessel is bisque fired and then fired again at raku kiln. it pulled from the kiln while glowing red hot. Horsehair were placed on the surface, igniting and leaving black carbon designs on the surface. The mineral gives a luster and subtle sheen that emanates from within the clay. The smoke initiates a chemical process pulling vibrant iridescent gold, green and purple-like luster to the surface. No two pieces of Raku will ever be alike.
Dimensions: 7.5“diameter by 4. 5” tall.
This sculptural bowl on display at the gallery. Please contact me if you are inerested in purchasing them.
These horsehair raku vases are created using a unique firing process. The vases were built by coiling, pinching and impressing clay on a real stone. Â The terrasigillata 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.
This horsehair raku vessel is created using a unique firing process. The piece is hand built from coils and slabs and hand textured. The terra sigillata are mixed with various minerals applied in a few coats to bone dry clay and then burnished creating a very smooth surface. The vessel is bisque fired and then fired again at raku kiln. Horsehair were placed on the surface, igniting and leaving black carbon designs on the surface. The mineral gives a luster and subtle sheen that emanates from within the clay. The smoke initiates a chemical process pulling vibrant iridescent pearl like luster to the surface. No two pieces of Raku will ever be alike.
The piece is hand built from coils. The terra sigillata mixed with minerals applied in a few coats to bone dry clay and then burnished creating a very smooth surface. The vessel is bisque fired and then fired
Dimensions: 5.75″ tall by 6″ wide by 6″ deep.
This hand formed art piece is one of my new organic marine ornamental forms. I love experimenting with surface textures. This is my new experimental raku technique. It took months and many tests to finally nail down this process and make me happy with the results.
This horsehair raku vessel is created using a unique firing process. The piece is hand built from coils and slabs and hand textured. It is hollow inside. The terra sigillata are mixed with various minerals applied in a few coats to bone dry clay and then burnished creating a very smooth surface. The vessel is bisque fired and then fired again at raku kiln. Horsehair were placed on the surface, igniting and leaving black carbon designs on the surface. The mineral gives a luster and subtle sheen that emanates from within the clay. The smoke initiates a chemical process pulling vibrant iridescent pearl-like luster to the surface. No two pieces of Raku will ever be alike.
Infused with light from behind, genuine labradorite cabochons show an iridescent play of colors. Dreamy labradorites set in a sterling silver bezel anchoring large disk reminding you of a FULL MOON. These brilliantly subtle organic earrings feature hand painted etched brass combined with sterling silver. Finished with sterling silver hook closure.
The earrings are 2.75″ long.