Obvara ceramic and driftwood jar 16
Product Code: HEF-OBV-016
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Description
Obvara ceramic ornamental bowl
Obvara firing, also known as flour raku, involves immersing the still-hot piece in a flour-based mixture and then in water, creating unique organic patterns on its surface.
- Ceramic and driftwood jar
- Matte texture
- Unique work entirely handmade in 2024
- 10 x 13 x 8"
The artist
Hélène Fleury
Rivière-Ouelle
To give oneself freely and with joy to the work of form, one must know one's material intimately. It is then that the oeuvre comes to life and is inhabited by a breath. This feeling is beyond words.
Some parts will never breathe. No need to struggle, you have to know how to recover the clay and start again. This fascinating material, as long as it is not cooked, can be returned to itself indefinitely.
I started very young as a potter. My journey in visual arts, especially the years when I modeled clay to make bronzes, led me to where I am. Creating a turned piece to add shaped parts to it has kind of become my signature. Although it's a delicate process, especially with porcelain, it's a challenge and I enjoy every step of it.