Knot Bag Sculpture No.1: Soft White And Blue
by Elena Yakimushkina · Almere, Netherlands

23x16x22cm (9x6x9")GlazeStoneware
This handbuilt ceramic object was inspired by the shape of a traditional Japanese knot bag – a soft, fabric pouch where one… Read more
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Piece Weight (kg)

2.0

Production Year

2025

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Description

This handbuilt ceramic object was inspired by the shape of a traditional Japanese knot bag – a soft, fabric pouch where one handle loops through the other to close. Reinterpreted in clay, the piece preserves the gentle folds and casual elegance of the textile form, now frozen in stoneware.
The white surface is decorated with a hand-painted blue floral pattern, reminiscent of printed textiles. While it’s primarily a sculptural object, the piece can also function as a vase – ideally for a single flower or a delicate branch – something minimal that complements its quiet presence.
Perfect as a standalone object, this work brings a sense of calm, intimacy, and refined craftsmanship into any space.

A handbuilt stoneware piece finished with glazes. Watertight and signed on the base. Measures approx. 23 × 16 × 22 cm. Can be used as a sculptural vase for a single flower or branch.

Dimensions LxWxH
Piece Weight (kg)

2.0

Production Year

2025

Material

,

Technique

, ,

Color

Design Class

Open Editions

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Elena Yakimushkina is a ceramic artist based in the Netherlands. Working primarily with handbuilt ceramics, she is drawn to simple, clear forms and the incredible possibilities of clay. Influenced by Japanese aesthetics and an appreciation of simplicity and imperfection, she values the marks left by hand and firing.She has a particular interest in wood firing and other processes where fire, ash and chance play an active role. Each piece is made individually, with subtle variations becoming part of its character.Her work has been exhibited internationally across Europe and Asia.
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