Jane Perryman Ceramic Bowls

Jane Perryman Ceramic BowlsA pair of smoke fired ceramic bowls by British ceramicist Jane Perryman. Hand built with a double wall and rounded bottom allowing them to gently rock. Perryman wanted to explore the duality between fragility and strength the bowls appear heavy, and yet are deceptively light; their kinetic nature suggests a vulnerability, yet they cannot fall, always returning to their centre of gravity. They invite interaction and create tension. Left mostly

a marker's mark inspired by Bronze Age pottery

A sculptural form

1960) by Erik Höglund for Kosta Boda

This vase has a flattened profile and a vibrant textural glaze of turquoise

where similar examples of their work can be seen

she refers to her process as a collaboration between her hand and the clay

notable names such as Barbara Hepworth

Hansen’s sculptures explore the interconnectedness of shape and form

with some age-related wear — a tiny chip on the back corner of one piece

with some age-related wear — notably some light surface scratches

polished ceramic base

Beautifully tactile