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Candle Holders | Decorative Objects by Lora Rust Ceramics | Race and Religious in New Orleans. Item made of ceramic
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Candle Holders | Decorative Objects by Lora Rust Ceramics | Race and Religious in New Orleans. Item made of ceramic
Candle Holders | Decorative Objects by Lora Rust Ceramics | Race and Religious in New Orleans. Item made of ceramic
Candle Holders | Decorative Objects by Lora Rust Ceramics | Race and Religious in New Orleans. Item made of ceramic
Candle Holders | Decorative Objects by Lora Rust Ceramics | Race and Religious in New Orleans. Item made of ceramic
Candle Holders | Decorative Objects by Lora Rust Ceramics | Race and Religious in New Orleans. Item made of ceramic
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Candle Holders | Decorative Objects by Lora Rust Ceramics | Race and Religious in New Orleans. Item made of ceramic

Created and Sold by Lora Rust Ceramics

Lora Rust Ceramics

Candle Holders - Decorative Objects

Featured In Race and Religious, New Orleans, LA

Price from $55 to $150

Creation: 12-16 weeks

Handmade porcelain candle holders made for a wedding.

Price varies by size of candleholder. Other items made to order such as vases and tea light holders.

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Item Candle Holders
Created by Lora Rust Ceramics
As seen in Race and Religious, New Orleans, LA
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Meet the Creator

Lora Rust Ceramics

Atlanta, GA

Wescover creator since 2020
Pushing the surface of the clay to create lush patterns with graceful, flowing lines

As a ceramic artist, my goal is to bring a touch of artistry and elegance anywhere in the home. Working in porcelain, my stylized technique is a unique process of pushing the surface of the clay with my personally designed tools, creating lush and fluid surfaces that beg to be touched. Designs and patterns found in Gothic Architecture mixed with the fluidity of Art Nouveau are strong influences for my patterns. Inspiration from textile and fashion design provides movement to the texture on the form. I fire my work in my soda kiln. Sodium vapors glaze the exterior of each vessel, interacting and uniquely highlighting the form and surface.