This vase is one of the LUNE series with an abstract painting motif.
Using chamot stoneware (炻 炻/sequence), the inside is finished with a transparent, glossy glaze, and the outer surface is the natural and rugged texture of the soil that is not decorated, and inside and outside. The contrast is standing out. By drawing a hand -drawn picture with the soil as a canvas, it creates a straight image that does not intervene extra things.
The outer picture is drawn with a brush at a stretch before firing. The inner glaze is made twice at a high temperature of 1250 ° C, making it durable and durable. Because each one is handmade, the size and pattern are slightly different depending on the individual.
[INI CERAMIQUE]
A handmade ceramic workshop based in the Burgundy, France.
INHEE MA, who graduated from a high art school in Montpelier, is from Korea and has developed complex activities that combine contemporary art, design and crafts.
Her pottery works are aimed at decorative works such as vases, teapots, cups, bowls, and dishes. Her work has created a dialogue with craft manship, art, and nature by developing a collection based on her minimal wabi wabi aesthetics.
Using chamot stoneware (炻 炻/sequence), the inside is finished with a transparent, glossy glaze, and the outer surface is the natural and rugged texture of the soil that is not decorated, and inside and outside. The contrast is standing out. By drawing a hand -drawn picture with the soil as a canvas, it creates a straight image that does not intervene extra things.
The outer picture is drawn with a brush at a stretch before firing. The inner glaze is made twice at a high temperature of 1250 ° C, making it durable and durable. Because each one is handmade, the size and pattern are slightly different depending on the individual.
[INI CERAMIQUE]
A handmade ceramic workshop based in the Burgundy, France.
INHEE MA, who graduated from a high art school in Montpelier, is from Korea and has developed complex activities that combine contemporary art, design and crafts.
Her pottery works are aimed at decorative works such as vases, teapots, cups, bowls, and dishes. Her work has created a dialogue with craft manship, art, and nature by developing a collection based on her minimal wabi wabi aesthetics.