View allAll Photos Tagged Ceramic
This has a lift out handle that is made to look like the fish's tongue around a worm and a spoon-like bottom that holds up to two votive candles that can be lit. Openings on the sides where the gills are and around the eyes lets out both light and reflective shadows. My own design.
I think the scanner accidentially scanned this as Black and White. It's hard to tell.
On Morgan Street.
Powerhouse Arts District.
Independence Day MMVII
Day 2: The form in the foreground is for one of his beaked pitchers. Unfortunately, I left just as he was starting to work on it. Spending 2 days on a metal chair for 6 hours on both days was enough. Plus, I wanted to rest a little before the Superbowl kickoff. I'm not a huge sports fan anymore, but I do love to watch all the major events.
A study in making a vessel from unique fractals. A low fire clay body was used. The glaze surface created by layering two types of glaze together.
15" x 20" x 27" approximately
Design: Walter Bosse for Kufstein, Austria. H: 15 / 14 cm. Marked "BOSSE AUSTRIA". Names: Max & Moritz
Ceramic Glazes, Ceramics, Testing, R+D, Snow Glaze, Celadon Glaze, Metallic Lustre Glaze, Transparent Dipping Glaze, White Matte Glaze, Tangible Interfaces Project, Eleanor-Jayne Browne, The D/sign Lounge
Widely used in toys, medical equipments, health massage equipments, magnetic separators, etc.
More info at ceramic ferrite magnet & permanent magnet sites.
Acrylic and fire on cotton cloth /
acrílico y fuego sobre tela de algodón (2007)
author: José Antonio Sarmiento
APPLIQUE 150 - CA6030150 C2, #APPLIQUECollectionVenice goo.gl/tfNYwU SATIN SUPER WHITE, VIVID CENERE, #ArtTile #CeramicTiles #IAmdavad #Tile #TileTrend #DecorTile #Ceramic #ModernBathroomWallTile #CeramicFloorTiles #Dubai #AbuDhabi #UAE
For More Details:
Url : www.ceramicfashionstudio.com
Email: connect@ceramicfashionstudio.com
This unusual ceramic vessel, richly textured with inscribed designs, was made by Sarah Silberman. There is a small chip on the back side of the piece.
Donated by: The Montgomery College Foundation
Valued at: $25-30
Starting Bid: $11