About the work
In Ash Mouth, Mila Petrović develops stacked stone-like ceramic forms supporting a shallow bowl. The work's surface and structure come directly from coiling, slab building, carving, and kiln firing in hand-built stoneware with layered slip and glaze.
Stacked stone-like ceramic forms supporting a shallow bowl gives the work its center of gravity. The material choices and coiling, slab building, carving, and kiln firing reward close, unhurried looking.
Artwork facts
- Object
- Ceramic
- Year
- 2024
- Medium
- Ceramics
- Materials
- Hand-built stoneware with layered slip and glaze
- Technique
- Coiling, slab building, carving, and kiln firing
- Dimensions
- 20 H × 15 W × 11 D in
- Weight
- Approx. 19 lb
- Edition
- One of one
- Presentation
- Freestanding sculpture
- Mounting
- No fixed mounting required; place on a stable level surface.
- Indoor / outdoor
- Indoor display
- Signature
- Maker's mark on base
- Care
- Dust with a soft dry cloth; avoid impact and standing water.
Signed certificate of authenticity included.
Crated ceramic - specialist insured shipping
Prepared for dispatch in 10-15 business days.
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