Nothing New No.02 – Terracotta Vessel
by Not Yet Ceramics GB

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Description

Sculptural terracotta vessel built gradually from thin coils, creating a rich layered surface. The natural colour of the clay is complemented by oxide washes that emphasise its tactile texture.
This vessel is designed for use with dried flowers, branches, or as a standalone sculptural piece.

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Lena is a London based artist with a background in illustration. Her ceramic practice blends playful intuition with expressive storytelling, creating vessel-shaped forms that evoke imaginary creatures. Abstract yet familiar, her sculptures explore gestures and actions that resonate with a sense of movement and life. Lena’s work reflects her keen eye for observation and narrative. These semi-abstract forms act as mascots, symbolising warmth, connection, and the joy of interaction.
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