Ceramic Piece 1578

This vessel has a rugged, almost stratified appearance, resembling a natural rock formation shaped by erosion. The wild clay’s raw, unglazed midsection contrasts beautifully with the vitrified, glossy upper portion, showcasing the clay's transformation in the firing process. The marbled effect on the lower half adds to its geological aesthetic, almost mimicking sedimentary layering.

The irregular rim and asymmetrical form give it a sense of organic spontaneity, reinforcing its connection to natural forces. The cracks and textures suggest the clay’s unique behavior during drying and firing, making this piece a direct expression of material and process rather than strict control. It feels like an artifact, something discovered rather than made.

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