Ayame Bullock
Sake Tokkuri (Bottle) and 2 Sake Cups. Hand formed and carved with delicate yet bold patterns, on cool and peaceful white to grey clay body.
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Delores Fortuna
Generously sized butter dish to accommodate various butter dimensions. White glaze is used for dome, tray is indigo blue with white rim.
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Out of stock
Akira Satake
Wood-fired ceramic sake cup. Note: This will require extra shipping, insurance and handling charges. You will be contacted by the Gallery after your purchase with additional shipping cost information. Or, contact us to get an estimate in advance. Please see our Shipping Policies. -
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Delores Fortuna
Whimsical squared container for teabags, coffee filters, artifical sweetners and more.
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Delores Fortuna
Whimsical squared container for teabags, coffee filters, artifical sweetners and more.
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Out of stock
Ayame Bullock
Hand built dish carved and inlaid with porcelain stripes, then hand painted with a bold diamond pattern. Note details like the handle and alignment notches.
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Delores Fortuna
This low bowl is a versatile serving piece, especially for smaller portions of vegetables and salads. Signed by artist.
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Ayame Bullock
Hand formed vase with white to grey body and textured surface.
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John Neely
Wood fired, unglazed teapot with a side handle. -
Delores Fortuna
This simple shape references forms from the 1950’s. The interior satin turquoise glaze dramatically contrasts with black and black slip inlay lines on the exterior.
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Delores Fortuna
The striped, Pumpkin Vase, made of porcelain, and high fired. Signed by artist. 8”T x 5” at widest.
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Out of stock
Delores Fortuna
A serving platter with brown, turquoise, black, and narrow black stripes. This piece can be both functional and decorative.
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Shiho Kanzaki
This tea bowl displays beautiful colors and markings due to the slow firing method, taking up to 15 days. Pots are placed into the kiln unglazed and come out with a natural ash glaze (shizen-yu). The slow build-up of ash creates serendipitous patterns on the surface. This special tea bowl is the last remaining piece we have from Kanzaki, an internationally revered Master ceramacist who died in 2018.
Note: This will require extra shipping, insurance and handling charges. You will be contacted by the Gallery after your purchase with additional shipping cost information. Or, contact us to get an estimate in advance. Please see our Shipping Policies. -
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Mitch Iburg
Ongoing investigation of the vessel as metaphor, canvas, and representation of humanity.
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Reid Schoonover
Wood-fired ceramic small pot with lid made of wood.
