Mug IV Jane Blackmore

Mug IV Jane BlackmoreWood soda fired approx 95mm H x 80mm lip diameter Duncan Shearer throws his pots on a slow moving treadle wheel, responding intuitively to the differing characteristics of clay. Most of his work begins on the wheel before being added to and subtracted from, altering the initial round forms in search of a liveliness and freshness that carries through the entire making process. His firing method, using a wood kiln and spraying a small quantity of soda

This kete could be displayed as a wall sculpture

In this piece there is darkness in the room and light streaming in through the window

Giclee print from screenprint

with a swirl that gracefully winds up the sides—sweet and distinctive

400mm height x 165mm x 170mm lip width/depth

David has taught in tertiary institutions around New Zealand

Stainless steel

Sized to pick & mix with all of your Jumbo candy favourites

Using the lost wax casting method this wall mounted glass Saddleback is set with a screw fitting ready to fit into any wall

Sterling silver and 9ct gold

Each portrait symbolic of the interior landscape

to live up North