Smoke fired pot, by Belinda Lawson

A sculptural smoke-fired ceramic pot by Belinda Lawson, distinguished by its softly tapering form and recessed mouth. The surface is animated with atmospheric tonal veils of charcoal, silver, and ash-grey, hallmarks of the smoke-firing process, in which flame and fume unpredictably mark the clay.

Belinda Lawson is known for her individually crafted ceramics that explore the dialogue between clay, fire, and chance. Working with smoke-firing and reduction techniques, she allows natural firing effects to play an active role in the final surface, resulting in one-of-a-kind vessels defined by organic tonal variation and understated sculptural presence

Designer: Belinda Lawson

Period: Unknown

Material: Earthenware

Dimensions: Height approx. 18 cm

Condition: No remarks