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| Pinch Pot Air Plant Hanger |
My return to clay has been very enjoyable and I have had loads of fun hand building these pieces, typically there are the usual losses to glaze faults and cracking but a bit more testing and I will get it right!
I'm very pleased with these two and I couldn't wait to show you!
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| A bit of crazing, so I am looking into a different clay body. |
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| Today's thrift find, a pair of Lotte candlestick holders |
This hanger was made from buff raku, it can take a small slow growing cactus or an air plant.
The pattern style is inspired by Bitossi! (thanks MMMC xx)
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| The design was inspired by a Sunflower. |
They are both stunning...but I can't stop looking at the brown one. It won my heart right away.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dana, yes I feel the same way, it's the clay it's lovely to work with and lovely to look at! :)
ReplyDeletethese are very cool...loving the grassy air plants...I quite like the crazing on the pot and the colour is perfect!
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Love, want, need(?), put me on your list please Pippa. Brown 'Bitossi' my fave.
ReplyDeleteSo lovely. I love everything you do.
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness, I agree, the brown one is amazing! And imagine, two little Figgjo Lotte pieces, made close to where I grew up, emigrated all the way to Australia:-)
ReplyDeleteHi Pippa, I love the colour of the glaze you're working with at the moment..a sea glass kind of look. It reminds me of a tropical beach with that really clear water that turns aqua as it gets deeper. The shapes of the brown ones are fantastic.
ReplyDeleteI haven't had a chance to comment in a while but I thoroughly enjoy your energy and creativity! :)
ReplyDeleteReally gorgeous ... I love the colour of the blue one ... and the little yellow beads are lovely ... Bee xx
ReplyDeleteLove these. Great MCM inspiration.
ReplyDeleteMore beautiful work! These are stunning.
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Big smiles and thanks to you all! :)
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