Ceramic 3 Notch Vessel Ltd.
by Nolan Talbot-Kelly Canada

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Description

This large three-flute ceramic sculpture is a variation building from Nolan T.K.’s Notch vessels, a series exploring transferring production processes across linear material. It is made of a reclaimed studio clay body that gives it a slightly green tone through the distressed charcoal glaze.

This vessel’s three vertical chambers are watertight.

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Nolan is a designer and artist drawing inspiration from architectural and utilitarian details that surround us but are often overlooked. He designs and makes furniture, lighting and propositional objects. Nolan’s practice often prioritizes designing with things that already exist in our industrialized world and giving them new life by playfully changing the context within which they are used and experienced. His process is driven by self imposed limitations often prioritizing practicality, in attempts to understand how restriction influences the making and final results.
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