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The Cornish coastline and the industrial mining heritage found around the area of Penwith and Botallack is the source of inspiration for this body of work. Colours of orange and green reflect the lichen and flora of the landscape, along with the turquoise of the Atlantic sea. The shape of the vases are influenced by the robust nature of the engine houses found around the derelict mining sites. This piece has an overall design to evoke a sweeping Cornish coastline.
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Set of 9 Stoneware bud vases with a design inspired by the cornish coastline.
Slab built in buff stoneware clay and hand decorated with slips, glazes and stains.
Finished with the Bird Box Pottery makers mark.
This set is inspired by a "sweeping bay" and the pots decrease in size as they curve into the overall design.
This is a unique piece and limited edition piece. Only 1 set made!
Size: from 13cm high decreasing to 10.5cm high
Size of overall set when aligned as shown: approx. 35cm wide x 28cm wide.
Designed by Nikki Roberson in Norfolk
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