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Hanging Slab-Dropped Planter | Vases & Vessels by Luke Shalan | Austin Proper Hotel in Austin. Item made of stoneware
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Hanging Slab-Dropped Planter | Vases & Vessels by Luke Shalan | Austin Proper Hotel in Austin. Item made of stoneware
Hanging Slab-Dropped Planter | Vases & Vessels by Luke Shalan | Austin Proper Hotel in Austin. Item made of stoneware
Hanging Slab-Dropped Planter | Vases & Vessels by Luke Shalan | Austin Proper Hotel in Austin. Item made of stoneware
Hanging Slab-Dropped Planter | Vases & Vessels by Luke Shalan | Austin Proper Hotel in Austin. Item made of stoneware
Hanging Slab-Dropped Planter | Vases & Vessels by Luke Shalan | Austin Proper Hotel in Austin. Item made of stoneware
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Hanging Slab-Dropped Planter | Vases & Vessels by Luke Shalan | Austin Proper Hotel in Austin. Item made of stoneware

Created and Sold by Luke Shalan

Luke Shalan

Hanging Slab-Dropped Planter - Vases & Vessels

Featured In Austin Proper Hotel, Austin, TX

Starts at $300

Creation: 6-8 weeks
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Estimated Arrival: TBD

A taste of the Hanging Slab-dropped Planter installation that Luke made for Austin Proper Hotel.

Dimension: approx. 10"x15"

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Item Hanging Slab-Dropped Planter
Created by Luke Shalan
As seen in Austin Proper Hotel, Austin, TX
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Meet the Creator

Luke Shalan

Sugarloaf, CA

Wescover creator since 2019
Luke Shalan is a ceramic artist working in Sugarloaf, CA. While examining both traditional and unconventional forms of production, he emphasizes the importance of creative concept and process in his work.

Luke seeks to uncover the nuances found in mundane processes, showcasing materiality, and continually reminding himself (and others) that we are physical beings living in reactive, unpredictable space. Luke enjoys pushing the limits of the material, while continuing to master and utilize traditional forms of ceramic production.