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Hidden Treasure | Decorative Bowl in Decorative Objects by Falkin Pottery. Item made of stoneware works with contemporary & eclectic & maximalism style
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Hidden Treasure | Decorative Bowl in Decorative Objects by Falkin Pottery. Item made of stoneware works with contemporary & eclectic & maximalism style
Hidden Treasure | Decorative Bowl in Decorative Objects by Falkin Pottery. Item made of stoneware works with contemporary & eclectic & maximalism style
Hidden Treasure | Decorative Bowl in Decorative Objects by Falkin Pottery. Item made of stoneware works with contemporary & eclectic & maximalism style
Hidden Treasure | Decorative Bowl in Decorative Objects by Falkin Pottery. Item made of stoneware works with contemporary & eclectic & maximalism style

Created and Sold by Falkin Pottery

Falkin Pottery

Hidden Treasure - Decorative Objects

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Price $60

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Shipping: USPS 3-5 days
Estimated Arrival: November 29, 2024

Handmade

Sustainable

Recycled Materials

Made In USA

Made To Order

Natural Materials

DimensionsWeight
8H x 5W x 5D in
20.32H x 12.7W x 12.7D cm
1.81 kg
4 lb

White stoneware wheel thrown bowl/vase finished with copper exterior glaze over hand applied clay slip. Red accents represent the ore impurities that occasionally signal additional minerals of value. This piece was inspired by a mining tunnel tour deep underground at 1500 feet deep with very low ceiling heights. The experience has lasted a lifetime!

Item Hidden Treasure
Created by Falkin Pottery
As seen in Private Residence, Seattle, WA
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Falkin Pottery

Seattle, WA

Wescover creator since 2024
Always original, handmade ceramic art and functional ware

I started ceramics after completing a meaningful career in a technical world. The idea of expressing myself through art was a challenging new idea for me to explore, arising after taking a pottery class at my son's suggestion. I fell in love with the creative process converting clay into something useful, then discovered I had ideas to explore once I developed basic skills on the potter's wheel. Fifteen years later I find that I am deeply committed to this exploration and have learned the delight to find that others value what I create. An active skier, mountain hiker and traveler, I attempt to capture form, color, texture and shadows in my ceramic art. The flow of ideas is sparked from my outdoor adventures and observations. I hope you enjoy the results!