The Emanuela vessel
The Emanuela vessel was made with clay from Castellamonte and painted with a variety of wild clays from Brussels, Sardegna and Slovenia, and kaolin. It was then fired in an anagama wood kiln. The texture was inspired by ancient vessels and the process they go through, gathering textures and materials on them until you don’t know where one ends and one begins.
This vessel is NOT watertight.
This vessel is part of the Decay collection.
The Emanuela vessel was made with clay from Castellamonte and painted with a variety of wild clays from Brussels, Sardegna and Slovenia, and kaolin. It was then fired in an anagama wood kiln. The texture was inspired by ancient vessels and the process they go through, gathering textures and materials on them until you don’t know where one ends and one begins.
This vessel is NOT watertight.
This vessel is part of the Decay collection.
The Emanuela vessel was made with clay from Castellamonte and painted with a variety of wild clays from Brussels, Sardegna and Slovenia, and kaolin. It was then fired in an anagama wood kiln. The texture was inspired by ancient vessels and the process they go through, gathering textures and materials on them until you don’t know where one ends and one begins.
This vessel is NOT watertight.
This vessel is part of the Decay collection.