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Handmade Saggar Raku, Wall Hanging Set, 35th Pots Set , Ceramic Home Decor, Clay Contemporary Arts Sculpture
United States
Sculpture, Clay on Ceramic
Size: 16 W x 16 H x 16 D in
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For my saggar fired pieces I use aluminum foil as the container to enclose the firing fumes that create the surface decoration on the pot. A mix of sugar, seaweed, copper wire, tree leaves, fern fronds, and iron chloride is placed on the pot surface that is then carefully wrapped in aluminum foil. The pot is placed in an outdoor propane kiln and fired to a temperature of approximately 1220 degrees, releasing fumes and smoke that adhere to the surface of the ceramic form. After cooling the vessel is washed and polished with a clear wax to protect the uniquely different surface decoration. Dimensions: Largest pot is 7″H, 7″D Smallest pot is 2″H, 2 1/2″D I appreciate everyone’s business very much. With your purchase, you support me, a self-employed artist who is lucky enough to be doing what I love because of people like you. Also allow me to be a stay-home mom, so our whole family thanks you as well! For those who wants to see backstage life and be first to check new ceramics straight from the kiln, welcome to my Instagram account @seva_ceramics.
Details & Dimensions
Sculpture:Clay on Ceramic
Original:One-of-a-kind Artwork
Size:16 W x 16 H x 16 D in
Frame:Not Framed
Ready to Hang:Not applicable
Packaging:Ships in a Box
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Natalya Sevastyanova is a Los Angeles-based contemporary ceramic artist. She grew up in the expansive nature of the Ural Mountains, Russia. This has continually influenced her self-expression from the very beginning when Natalya started out as a muralist and animator. She received a M.F.A. in Architecture Design from the Academy of Architecture and Arts, Ekaterinburg, Russia. After a several year-long stay in these fields, she had the strong inclination towards working with a tactile medium. Since 2013 clay has been her channel to bring the essence of nature’s wildness into client’s homes. Natalya’s body of work has graduated from pottery tableware to teapot ceremony sets and is currently focused on wall sculpture installations. Her pieces have been sold globally and exhibited at art gallery shows across Los Angeles under the title Seva Ceramics. At the present time, she leads private masterclasses about Raku firing techniques.
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