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Jug, c.1500, Sieburg, Germany, unglazed stoneware, Victoria and Albert Museum.
From the V&A:This funnel-necked drinking-jug is made from Siegburg clay. This type of clay proved ideal for making tough wine and beer mugs for export throughout Europe. Potters produced such pieces by throwing them quickly on a kick-wheel and then firing them to a high temperature using wood. The result was a hardwearing white stoneware.
Goblet
Iran, 14th century.
Yasko Ozeki is a Japanese potter working in Seto, Japan. She makes tableware and vessels in a muted color palette She often utilizes an inlay technique to decorate the pieces, which is done by carving out a design when the clay is leather hard then inserting a contrasting clay in the design. Once it has dried the excess is stripped away to reveal the pattern.
ROB STARK - Los Angeles
black clay. porcelain. metallic. matte. minimal. simple forms. raw. earthy. dark and light. smooth and rough. balanced. subtle yet eye-catching. delicate yet sturdy. thin.
I’m really enjoying his lines and the lips of each piece. He started throwing in 2011!
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Botellas de cuernos en arcilla pigmentada de negro y esmalte rojo traslúcido.
Antoniucci Volti (1915 - 1989) - Whispering (Chuchotement), N/D
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