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redreadretale · 1 year ago
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Large Antique mixing bowl. Lots of beautiful, authentic, Wabi Sabi, Or Shibui. Japanese aesthetic words/philosophies. Loosely translated: Shibui means an an aesthetic that only time can reveal, Wabi Sabi means the beauty of imperfection, how flaws bring deep beauty to objects, experiences. The perfection of imperfection.
Manufacturing place or company is unknown. I bought it from an estate sale in Santa Fe, NM.
Yes, you can put it through your dishwasher & in your microwave. Not your oven. I had it in my antique & art collection & sometimes used it as a fruit bowl. Its looks amazing filled with things like avocados, plums, apples etc..
This is sturdy & solid & heavyweight, has many beautiful "flaws", pitted glaze, crazing, chip etc.
The glaze is glossy and may be an oxidized iron based glaze or rutile.
Clay body: White Stoneware. Traditional stacked firing method from Bottle neck kilns.
Enjoy the photos & video- its even better in person!
Dimensions: 9.5 x 9.5 x 5 Weight: 3lb 7oz
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killyridols · 8 months ago
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growth (nature) by kevin mcnamee-tweed, 2023, glazed ceramic, 8.9 × 10.8 centimeters
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disease · 4 months ago
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"TIDE POOL DREAM" GARY BREWER // 2024 [ceramic | 6 × 11 × 10"]
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lionofchaeronea · 10 months ago
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A Trinity of Dragons: Fire, Earth, and Water, Rookwood Pottery Co., 1892
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claypigeonpottery · 8 months ago
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combined two different bison designs on this mug. I really enjoy carving that shaggy bison fur
and a surprise underneath
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arthistoryanimalia · 1 month ago
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Quechua jar representing a bull, c. 1935-1945
Pucará, Peru
Pottery, clay slip, glaze, paint
33.00 x 11.50 x 27.50 cm
Smithsonian NMAI 20/8146
Records on similar pieces in the collection note they demonstrate how Inca llama ritual iconography was transferred onto the Spanish bull.
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rachy-chel · 6 months ago
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ceramic Filipino food and banana leaf plate. the siopao, gyoza, and lumpia are filled with: clay and burnt newspapers :)
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huariqueje · 6 months ago
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Blueberries in a Bowl - Duane Keiser
American, b. 1966 -
oil on canvas , 7 x 8 in.
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artifacts-archive · 9 months ago
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Bowl with Interlocking Zigzag Motif in Four-Part Design on Interior Walls
Ancestral Pueblo, Arizona, 950–1400
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science70 · 2 years ago
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American Olean Ceramic Mosaic Tile conversation pit with fireplace, 1976.
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theaskew · 4 months ago
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Ruby Neri (American, b. 1970, lives and works in Los Angeles), Flowers, 2021. Ceramic with glaze, 45 x 36 x 45 in. | 114.3 x 91.4 x 114.3 cm. (Source: David Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles) 
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dailyzanymerch · 3 months ago
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Day 71
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Found here.
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killyridols · 11 months ago
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claire’s (saturday) by jane margarette, 2022, ceramics + glaze, 22 × 21.5 × 3 inches
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chiropteracupola · 1 month ago
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partially in relation to last reblog but I have been thinking a lot about The Hand Of The Craftsman due to the fact that. well. the cat broke a very nice bowl that my grandma gave us and we are trying to hide this and I have been thinking about if I could possibly forge a replacement. and there are so many factors! of the precise speckled clay and the glaze and the four colors of stain and the stamps they're applied with and the angle and size of the foot and whether or not it shows the finger-mark of the person who threw it on the wheel and the kiln temperature and the thickness of the rim and the studio's maker's mark and where it's placed underneath the foot and even though it's a production-made bowl from a larger studio it's darn near impossible to make anything like to it outside that context.
maybe we should just tell grandma the cat broke her bowl :/
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homerstroystory · 4 months ago
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Bottle in the shape of a feline
Wari culture (modern Peru); c. 600-900 CE; ceramic with slip; grave good from an elite burial in the Ingenio Valley; H. 20.3cm, W. 7cm, D. 11.4cm
Currently in the collection of the Metropolitan Museum of Art (New York City), accession no. 1996.290
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claypigeonpottery · 5 months ago
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one commission down! looking forward to seeing the colours on this one once it’s glazed
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