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Large Wall Charger, Porcelain, 32" Diameter | Sculptures by Peter Flanagan. Item composed of steel and stone
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Large Wall Charger, Porcelain, 32" Diameter | Sculptures by Peter Flanagan. Item composed of steel and stone
Large Wall Charger, Porcelain, 32" Diameter | Sculptures by Peter Flanagan. Item composed of steel and stone
Large Wall Charger, Porcelain, 32" Diameter | Sculptures by Peter Flanagan. Item composed of steel and stone
Large Wall Charger, Porcelain, 32" Diameter | Sculptures by Peter Flanagan. Item composed of steel and stone

Created and Sold by Peter Flanagan

Peter Flanagan

Large Wall Charger, Porcelain, 32" Diameter - Sculptures

Price from $2,400 to $6,000

Creation: 15-26 weeks
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High Fired Porcelain designed for wall mounting. Comes with a custom steel saddle for mounting on a multitude of wall surfaces. Including gyproc, stone brick and stone.

Each pice requires approximately 6 months from start to finish. A selection of finished work is available immediately. New work generally requires a 4 to 6 month lead time to allow for drying time and twice firing in the kiln.

Item Large Wall Charger, Porcelain, 32" Diameter
Created by Peter Flanagan
As seen in Private Residence, Kelowna, Canada
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Peter Flanagan
Meet the Creator
Wescover creator since 2020
Porcelain: One Offs and of a kind

Peter Flanagan’s practise of art has been a life long pursuit. Formal studies in art and academics began at Kootenay School of Art and continued at University of Victoria. Residencies at the Banff Centre and international teaching assignments, especially in Bali and elsewhere in Indonesia have informed and added profound depth and perspective to his art. Participation in exhibitions and recognition with national and international awards throughout Canada, USA, Japan and New Zealand have broadened Peter’s vision and exposure. Travels to Hong Kong and various regions of China and Taiwan have been a cultural delight to experience both historical and contemporary ceramics.