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Sunlit Lavender

A luminous interplay of pattern and light: Sunlit Lavender is part of the JeanElton portfolio of ceramic SailVases, a collection known for its bold sculptural presence and intricate surface treatments. This vessel showcases a rhythmic, repeating motif in warm golden hues, rich terracotta, and deep blue, evoking the warmth of sunlight cascading across a delicate tapestry of color. A striking contrast emerges with the softly undulating rim, where a crisp white border accentuates the vibrant energy below. A distinctive feature of Sunlit Lavender is the circular portal integrated into the form—an intentional break in the intensity of the surface treatment. This opening offers an interplay of negative space and shadow, allowing light to dance through the vessel and creating an ever-changing visual experience. The interior, finished in a soft lavender hue, deepens the intrigue, lending a quiet luminosity that complements the dynamic exterior. The work is fired first to approximately 1800 degrees F, after which any remaining fine alterations are made, and the surface treatment is applied by hand by the artist. A second firing to about 2100 degrees F completes the process, ensuring its durability and artistic integrity. This piece bears the JeanElton signature on its underside and comes with a Certificate of Authenticity (COA), both of which display its unique serial number. Watertight Matte finish Ceramic: fired at cone 5,6, vitrified One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Stoneware

$1,200.00

Diagonals

Built from a screenprint of overlaid multicolored dot patterns, this lampshade is inspired by sleek mid-century modern design. The base is a creamy green topped with a clear acrylic ball flourish. Each of Mark Taylor and James Aarons’ lamps is a one-of-a-kind combination of handmade ceramic bases and screen-printed, sewn-paper collage shades closed with their signature zipper. Glossy finish Uses 1 100-watt max. standard bulb (included) Standard on/off switch, located on socket 10' gold fabric-covered cord One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Ships in multiple boxes Materials: Ceramic, Paper, Steel

$1,100.00

Traveling Companions

This unique sculpture is a combination of hand-built components made from stoneware clay. The dog starts as a series of clay cones and cylinders. As they are assembled, the pose emerges. The carved waves and fish are first painted with slips, and the overall surface is achieved by applying an artist-made semi-matte glaze. Wiping these highlights created the worn look of a found object. Signed on the bottom, this piece is one-of-a-kind. Matte finish Ceramic: fired at cone 6, vitrified One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Stoneware

$1,150.00

Guardian

This unique sculpture is a combination of hand-built components made from stoneware clay. The dog starts as a series of clay cones and cylinders; as they are assembled, the pose emerges. The carved waves and fish are first painted with slips, and the overall surface is achieved by applying an artist-made semi-matte glaze. Wiping these highlights created the worn look of a found object. Signed on the bottom, this piece is one-of-a-kind. Matte finish Ceramic: fired at cone 6, vitrified One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Stoneware

$1,150.00

Cascade

A custom built dimensional substrate gives this piece stunning dimensionality. Hand altered papers were applied to the back of clear glass and used as large mosaic pieces. These pieces were glued to the tile backerboard and then finished with grout. Wired for hanging. Ready to hang, wired One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Glass

$1,200.00

Amphora Ondulada

Hand-built from coils carved by the artist, this black stoneware vessel exhibits a fascinating unglazed exterior and an abstract form. Not watertight Unglazed finish Ceramic: fired at cone 04 One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Ceramic

$1,200.00

Origins Form IV

This hand built sculpture celebrates a refined organic rhythm and surface complexity. The piece evokes a sense of primordial energy—while maintaining a refined balance between spontaneity and control. It reflects an ongoing exploration of growth, transformation and patterns found in nature’s earliest forms. Matte finish Ceramic: fired at cone 3, vitrified One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Minor assembly required: Piece slides onto post of base. Materials: Ceramic, Iron

$2,500.00

Meditations Series

The Meditation Series is composed of hand-thrown porcelain forms, left unglazed to reveal the natural beauty, purity, and subtle translucency of the material. Arranged as wall installations, the pieces create a sense of rhythm and stillness, inviting a contemplative experience. The absence of glaze allows the focus to remain on the organic qualities of the porcelain and the gentle variations created through the firing process. Each piece is embedded with a keyhole, making installation simple as well as offering multiple compositions on your wall. Each grouping is unique and will vary. Sizes range from approximately 6 to 11" in diameter. Ready to hang, key hole Unglazed porcelain with post fire gold lacquer Ceramic: fired at cone 9, vitrified Signed by the artist Materials: Ceramic, Porcelain

$9,500.00

Snow on the Beach, Sight

This series of ceramic horse sculptures is inspired by the appearance of windblown snow on the dunes of Lake Michigan. Following the first firing, the surface is sprayed with a white slip and once dry, the slip is scoured on the edges and planes to reveal the color of the earthenware clay beneath. Available in multiple gestures, each evoking a different feeling. Matte finish Ceramic: fired at cone 04 One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Earthenware (Terra Cotta)

$2,000.00

Fisherman

Created from rolled-clay slabs, this sculpture is covered with yellow glaze over an obsidian black glaze. All textures are created in a random manner simultaneously with the creative assembly process. The form evolves during the process. Sculpture is mounted to a wood base. Glossy finish Ceramic: fired at cone 6 One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Stoneware

$2,120.00

Champion

This truly remarkable and vividly colorful terracotta sculpture is truly one-of-a-kind. Hand-built piece-by-piece with the use of supporting armatures due to its incredible balanced form, it boasts incredible details including swirl-like patterns designed by the artist and stamped into the work. Matte finish High lithium turquoise mat glaze sprayed over entire piece and then wiped back over raised stamp design revealing brick red terra cotta clay below. Ceramic: fired at cone 04, vitrified One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Earthenware (Terra Cotta) Fabric & Care Rinse with water.

$2,200.00

Side Sly Bay

The attitude of this horse sculpture is one of power and the demure awareness of admiration. This sculpture was created from the ground up and constructed from extruded and hand-thrown forms that depict the musculature and movement of this inspiring animal. It is glazed with black and Shino glazes to evoke the beautiful coat of a bay horse. Glossy finish and matte finish Ceramic: fired at cone 10, vitrified One-of-a-kind piece Materials: Stoneware

$2,400.00

Infinite Gridscape

An eye-catching geometric wall sculpture, this work boasts surface decoration achieved via saggar firing to create a unique pattern of hues, and wax buffed to seal in the colors. Composed of three distinct parts, each part consisting of three interlocking hollow ceramic cubes that can be installed at the same level or at a slant following the cube geometries as pictured. Each individual cube has a hole in the back to allow for flexibility in positioning. The hole is positioned so that the sculpture appears to float against the wall. Each element measures 14"H, 6"W, 6"D; and weighs approximately 3.5lbs. Ready to hang, drywall screw and anchor Unglazed finish Ceramic: fired at cone 04 One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Porcelain

$2,600.00

Casey Zablocki Ammonit 2026

Casey Zablocki's most recent exhibition captures a defining moment in his practice: the exploration of the elemental and the experimental. Signature woodfired forms—monumental vessels marked by the rugged character of the Montana landscape—are now recast with mineral-rich hues and locally-dug porcelain slips. As a result, pieces brim with subtlety and saturation. Terrestrial surfaces evolve into something unexpected and expressive. Here, Zablocki balances grounded materiality with a palette of possibility. Navigating the tension between restraint and resplendence, each totem is tinted with pigment and punctuated with texture, shifting the viewer's perceptions of light and form, of earth and the imagination. Above all, this exhibition showcases an artist suspended between ceramic tradition and terrain unfamiliar.

$9,000.00

Rick Hintze Untitled 1998

STONEWARE, IRON STAIN 35.5”H X 40”W X 10”D

$50,800.00

Rick Hintze Black Gate 1988

$21,000.00

Rick Hintze Marker 1998

STONEWARE, IRON STAIN, METALLIC FOIL 43.25”H X 29”W X 6.25”D

$51,600.00

Woodfired Figure 1

For more than three decades, Cathy Broski has been exploring the figure. Recognized for her archetypal figures, she experiments with minimizing some aspects of the figure while maximizing others. Her surfaces are inspired by weathered objects and the erosion of the earth. Created by throwing the base on a potter's wheel and finishing the gestural form with hand-building techniques, it boasts artist-made glazes and is one-of-a-kind. Satin finish Ceramic: fired at cone 10, vitrified One-of-a-kind piece Signed by the artist Materials: Stoneware

$2,200.00

Celadon Violin Ten Symbols of Longevity

This piece is chosen by those who understand that an object may carry the memory of one tradition while being transformed completely by another. “It appears to be a violin, yet what it truly holds is a landscape of blessing.” Created by Kwon O Hak, a master ceramic artisan of Icheon, this celadon violin sculpture is a work of cultural translation. It takes the recognisable form of the Western violin and remakes it through the language of Korean ceramic tradition. The result is neither a conventional instrument nor a novelty object, but a carefully conceived sculptural form in which engineering silhouette, symbolic decoration, and ceramic refinement converge. The most immediate point of transformation lies in the surface. Rather than polished wood, the body is covered in a quiet celadon glaze, whose soft blue-green depth evokes the esteemed colour tradition of Korean ceramics. This glaze alters the emotional register of the violin form. What is typically associated with resonance, tension, and performance is here rendered still, contemplative, and enduring. The object no longer suggests sound alone; it suggests atmosphere. Across that celadon field unfolds the imagery of sipjangs...

$18,000.00

Jade Heron Tea

Airbrushed with matte glazes for a soft look, this non-functional "fantasy teapot" is finely crafted from wheel-thrown porcelain and hand-carved in a fluted pattern. Hand-rolled legs raise the vessel up, and a hand-rolled handle with hand-modeled waterlily flower accents adds extra beauty. Not watertight Glossy finish, matte finish, and opaque finish Ceramic: fired at cone 04,06, vitrified Limited edition Signed by the artist Materials: Ceramic, Porcelain

$1,200.00

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