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Rock Pillar Ceramic Vase

Rock Pillar Ceramic Vase
by Erin Turkoglu Finland

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Description

The “Rock Pillar Vase” takes inspiration from the ancient human-made rock formations in Catalhoyuk. The earthenware version references the ancient architecture and the human touch in carved stones. The sculptural vase displays flowers in a horizontal fan-like alignment.

Dimensions LxWxH	9x23x26cm (4x9x10'')
Material	Ceramics
Production Year	2020
Color	Beige

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Erin Turkoglu is an artist and designer working with subtlety of colour, material and an experimental crafting process. Her work is influenced by poetry, architecture and archeological archetypes as well as exploring the boundaries of material and process.