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Geode Obelisk | Planter in Vases & Vessels by Catharina Goldnau Ceramics | Private Residence - Toronto, ON in Toronto. Item composed of ceramic
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Geode Obelisk | Planter in Vases & Vessels by Catharina Goldnau Ceramics | Private Residence - Toronto, ON in Toronto. Item composed of ceramic
Geode Obelisk | Planter in Vases & Vessels by Catharina Goldnau Ceramics | Private Residence - Toronto, ON in Toronto. Item composed of ceramic
Geode Obelisk | Planter in Vases & Vessels by Catharina Goldnau Ceramics | Private Residence - Toronto, ON in Toronto. Item composed of ceramic
Geode Obelisk | Planter in Vases & Vessels by Catharina Goldnau Ceramics | Private Residence - Toronto, ON in Toronto. Item composed of ceramic

Created and Sold by Catharina Goldnau Ceramics

Catharina Goldnau Ceramics

Geode Obelisk - Vases & Vessels

Price $1,200

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DimensionsWeight
70.87H x 15.75W x 15.75D in
180H x 40W x 40D cm
50 kg
110.23 lb

This modular column consists of several ceramic pieces that are stacked vertically. They are made to integrate various trailing or upright plants and can be varied according to the plants that are chosen.

Item Geode Obelisk
Created by Catharina Goldnau Ceramics
As seen in Private Residence - Toronto, ON, Toronto, Canada
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Meet the Creator

Catharina Goldnau Ceramics

Toronto, Canada

Wescover creator since 2019
From mixing custom clay to designing the object, every piece goes through several work stages and becomes unreproducible.

Catharina Goldnau explores transitions, juxtaposing traditions and materials in sculptural work that borders functionality. Born next to the Iron Curtain in Germany, she later studied ceramics at Sheridan College, Canada.
Every piece of Catharina’s art is a one-of-a-kind creation, from ornamental jewelry boxes to sculptural bowls. She explores unconventional ways to manipulate clay, combining materials to create new forms and surfaces. High-temperature firings give the pieces the last chance to move and transform. Resins and textiles are often used for post-firing completion.
Catharina is an award-winning graduate with a BA in Craft and Design with a specialty in Ceramics from Sheridan College.