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INDIGO / Functional Landscapes Tableware
February 6, 2019
Functional Landscapes is a line of organic and minimal tableware. Each delicate piece is made from very thin porcelain. The pieces are glazed on the interior and bare porcelain on the exterior. The Indigo series has a color scheme of glossy dark navies and light blues. This collection is great for creating elegantly simple tablescapes.
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Hi, I’m Yasha Butler. I am a ceramic artist, sculptor and designer who is passionate about helping people with an understated aesthetic transform their interiors. From large sculptural vessels to simple accessories, I work with clay to create objects that add a sense of poetry to the spaces we live in.
My style is simple, elegant and organic. And, I am a minimalist who adores the beauty of the imperfect.
Hi, I’m Yasha Butler. I am a ceramic artist, sculptor and designer who is passionate about helping people with an understated aesthetic transform their interiors. From large sculptural vessels to simple accessories, I work with clay to create objects that add a sense of poetry to the spaces we live in.
My style is simple, elegant and organic. And, I am a minimalist who adores the beauty of the imperfect.
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These are gorgeous! Where can I find them?
Hi Jessica, thanks so much!! I have currently sold out of all the Indigo pieces. I am currently focused on producing more sculptural work, but I will be producing new pieces in this Indigo/blue color line. I would love to let you know when the new work is available. If you’d like to stay informed about my launches please sign up for my mailing list from the form below!! Thanks so much for your message!!
xo Yasha
I am also interested in purchasing Indigo pieces. Please make them available again!
Ethereal!
Thanks so much Ann! Stay tuned for these colors to take over some more sculptural pieces!!