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Nube Candleholder

by River Valadez United States (US)

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Description

Ceramic stoneware tripod candleholder in a matte zirconium white glaze.

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Dimensions LxWxH (cm)	22x22x13
Weight (kg)	1
Production Year	2022
Material	Glazed Ceramic
Discipline	Ceramics And Stoneware
Color	Zirconium White
Design Class	Open Editions

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My work revolves around sensual functional ceramic furniture for the home. I create basic and symbiotic pieces that act to ground the spaces they are in. I think of my forms as systems of objects that relate to mundane fundamental interactions, like sitting, eating, and placing. I believe in the egalitarian nature of clay. It is important to me to create objects that invite the artist’s hand into everyday life. We live in a ‘flattened’ world; we collectively need sensuality to feel fulfilled. Ceramics coagulates shared and living experiences.