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I create ceramic sculpture for minimalist interiors
Lithic Sculptural Vessels
February 6, 2019
The Lithic Collection is a series of sculptural ceramic vessels. They are modern pots that have an ancient feel, as if they have recently been dug up from the earth. They are beautiful statement pieces and conversation starters that infuse a sense of poetry into an interior. The clean lines and minimal aesthetic allow the Lithic Collection to feel equally at home placed on a simple wooden table or in the lobby of a hotel.
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I am wondering if your art bowls can be used to serve food. Also wondering if you do dinner plates.
Hi Mindy,
These bowls from the Lithic Collection are created to be sculptural objects and are not safe to serve food. However the bowls from my Mediterranean Collection have a food safe glaze 🙂
Hi,
Can these bowls be used as planters for small house plants ?
Hi Derek,
These bowls are created as sculptural art pieces and are not designed to function as planters (ie they do not have drainage holes etc.). I have not tested this myself, but you could put a potted plant into the vessel. I hope that answers your question!
Hello, can I use this picture as a banner background picture?
Hi, could you please give me more information about how you plan to use the image. I usually only allow people to use my images if they are directly talking about the work, as in a blog post etc.
Thanks so much!!
Hi Yasha:
I really liked your Litic Collections, and I d like to ask you what type of enamel did you use and what colors?
I”ve been studyng in a workshop for 3 months and I really like yor results .
Lots of greetings
Hi Veronica,
Lovely to hear that you have been exploring clay for the last 3 months. I hope you continue 🙂
I use a natural pigment wash on the surface of my Lithic Vessels. It is a mixture of a melting agent and mineral oxides. I prefer neutral colors, but if you prefer more vibrant colors you can always experiment with Mason Stains. My finishes are all a result of experimentation, sometimes I find the most interesting finish by accident. I’d recommend that you just play around and experiment and see what you come up with!!
Have fun,
Yasha