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Woodfired Dog with Flowers
This ceramic sculpture is modeled after Cathy Broski's own beloved dog Porter, who was rescued by Broski's husband on Valentine's Day.
It started as a series of hand-built clay cones and cylinders; the pose emerged as it was assembled, after which the surface—inspired by weathered objects and the erosion of the earth—was smoothed then textured. Its glaze is a result of its atmospheric kiln-firing over multiple days, and the accompanying flowers were adding post-firing.
Signed on the bottom and one-of-a-kind.
It started as a series of hand-built clay cones and cylinders; the pose emerged as it was assembled, after which the surface—inspired by weathered objects and the erosion of the earth—was smoothed then textured. Its glaze is a result of its atmospheric kiln-firing over multiple days, and the accompanying flowers were adding post-firing.
Signed on the bottom and one-of-a-kind.
This ceramic sculpture is modeled after Cathy Broski's own beloved dog Porter, who was rescued by Broski's husband on Valentine's Day.
It started as a series of hand-built clay cones and cylinders; the pose emerged as it was assembled, after which the surface—inspired by weathered objects and the erosion of the earth—was smoothed then textured. Its glaze is a result of its atmospheric kiln-firing over multiple days, and the accompanying flowers were adding post-firing.
Signed on the bottom and one-of-a-kind.
It started as a series of hand-built clay cones and cylinders; the pose emerged as it was assembled, after which the surface—inspired by weathered objects and the erosion of the earth—was smoothed then textured. Its glaze is a result of its atmospheric kiln-firing over multiple days, and the accompanying flowers were adding post-firing.
Signed on the bottom and one-of-a-kind.
$105.00
Original: $300.00
-65%Woodfired Dog with Flowers—
$300.00
$105.00Description
This ceramic sculpture is modeled after Cathy Broski's own beloved dog Porter, who was rescued by Broski's husband on Valentine's Day.
It started as a series of hand-built clay cones and cylinders; the pose emerged as it was assembled, after which the surface—inspired by weathered objects and the erosion of the earth—was smoothed then textured. Its glaze is a result of its atmospheric kiln-firing over multiple days, and the accompanying flowers were adding post-firing.
Signed on the bottom and one-of-a-kind.
It started as a series of hand-built clay cones and cylinders; the pose emerged as it was assembled, after which the surface—inspired by weathered objects and the erosion of the earth—was smoothed then textured. Its glaze is a result of its atmospheric kiln-firing over multiple days, and the accompanying flowers were adding post-firing.
Signed on the bottom and one-of-a-kind.
