The concept of reversal becomes both literal and philosophical in this companion piece. Where that piece used iron oxide lines to define flowing forms, this one employs mishima inlay-dark clay pressed into carved lines that create permanent boundaries in the ceramic surface.



Fourteen holes arranged in two tiers accommodate tulip stems with the same hand-finished irregularity, but the visual effect transforms completely. The Mishima lines create delicate drawings that seem to grow from within the clay body itself.



Base dims: 11.5" high by 5" wide by 3" deep

Glazed stoneware with Mishima inlay

Ceramic Vase, USA.


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United States

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Stoneware

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Country of Origin: United States

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