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- Andrea Copp
- AKMD
- Armadillo
- Arno Declercq
- Auckland
- Awanay
- Ben & Aja Blanc
- Ben Barber Studio
- Blacksaw
- Brett Yarish
- Canoa Lab
- Caroline Blackburn Ceramics
- Chilewich
- Cindy Richmond
- Cloth Tone
- Coyuchi
- Cym Warkov Ceramics
- CZK Studio
- DAFF
- David Burns
- David Ellingsen
- Frama
- Geof Lilge Studio
- Gillian Haigh
- Guaxs
- Heather Rosenman
- Henry Dean
- Hinterland
- Identidad Argentina
- Iwata
- JCL
- J'Jute
- Konzuk
- Linen Way
- Mad et Len
- Matthew McCormick Studio
- Michelle Grimm
- Mud Australia
- New Works
- Origins
- Oscar Maschera
- Pauli-Ann Carriere
- Populus Project
- Provide X Lock & Mortice
- Rina Menardi
- ROOM
- Saikai
- Sarah Lesher
- Scott Morgan
- St Genève
- Stinson Studios
- Studio Henry Wilson
- Studio Julien Peltier
- Tangent
- Teixidors
- Thorup
- TREKO
- Trudon
- Vaste
CZK Studio Earth Raku Vessel No.5
Caroline Z. Katz is a ceramic artist, photographer and painter based in Vancouver, British Columbia. Her work across these mediums presents a unique opportunity to draw from diverse creative experiences and engage a process of expression in which she continues to find and lose herself. Caroline creates one-of-a-kind objects and forms with a minimalist and natural aesthetic. Each smoke-fired and raku stoneware piece is handmade with thoughtful attention to detail. Surrendering to these ancient durational processes allows her to create works with soft earthiness and muted tones that embody the untameable and unexpected expressions of fire.
Each unglazed burnished piece is protected with a thin layer of beeswax and richly marked by the pattern of the smoke and flame.
Colour
Black
Material
Raku Fired Stoneware
Dimensions
Dia7.5" x H10.5"
Origin
Made in Vancouver, Canada
Additional Information
These pieces are not designed to hold water
Please contact us for more details.