Sierra Reflections Hand-Blown Glass Vase (23in/58cm)

Sierra Reflections Hand-Blown Glass Vase (23in/58cm)Twisted, biomorphic forms are a recurring source of inspiration for Michle Oberdieckmoments of growth and decay that capture how living things are shaped by the forces of nature. Sculptural pieces such as this vase begin as sketches, which are modeled in clay before being translated into glass. Oberdieck has developed her own reinterpretation of the classic Swedish Graal technique: using diamond engraving wheels, she cuts patterns through an overlay

this dinner plate

wonderfully enhancing the wide

coloured in a unique hue indicative of the low oxide supplies during the First and Second World Wars

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scales and curious sea life – that was first painted by the hands of generational artisans

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This Berenice throw

Picault is known for being a pioneering potter

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like the scalloped base and the meticulously placed motifs that swirl around its form

a Japanese variation on the European chef’s knife

Huh Myoung-Wook captures these associations through his work