Sculptural Lidded Vessel ‘on The Rocks’ #3
by Elena Yakimushkina NL

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This sculptural lidded vessel by Elena Yakimushkina is a standout piece in the “On the Rocks” series. It embodies artistic expression and functional design. Its lid, decorated with an ash glaze, resembles a precious gemstone, adding refined elegance to its rough, angular form.

Crafted using the kurinuki technique, the vase is carved from a single block of clay, resulting in a raw and organic aesthetic that celebrates imperfection. Wood-fired to achieve a rich and unpredictable surface, the glaze reveals unique marks of fire. One side captivates with a vivid burst of purple glaze—a striking detail that draws the eye—while the others offer natural textures and tones, each telling its own story.

This lidded vessel can function as a small vase or a sculptural centerpiece. Its multifaceted design lets you rotate it, revealing a different perspective each time. Whether displayed independently or as part of an arrangement, this piece brings character and intrigue to any space.

The vase was hand-built and decorated using a combination of shino and natural ash glazes. It was then finished by wood firing at 1300°C, which gave it a unique texture and coloration.

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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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