Jennifer Morris Stoneware vase with Dolomite glaze and oxides 3

Dimensions: Ø 16cm x  H 18cm

Method: Stoneware, Dolomite glaze and oxides

Method: Hand thrown, fired to 1240 degrees 

Care: water tight, dry after use

Description:

This vessel was thrown on the wheel using a grogged stoneware clay and then fired to 1240° in an electric kiln with dolomite glaze and oxides.

About the Artist:

Jennifer Morris is a ceramic artist based close to the Maud & Mabel Gallery in Hampstead, London. A pre-foundation course in 2008 introduced her to working with clay. Morris hand-builds objects that can be easily inserted into daily life and provide both joy and function. Using an understated and limited colour palette, which draws attention to the silhouettes of her creations, Morris experiments with different stoneware and earthenware clays. Her creative process is intuitive; visualising an image in her mind and then creating it in three-dimensional form - ‘I sketch in clay, making new ideas come to life’. For Morris, this allows her to find inspiration during the process, letting her works organically develop, retaining energy and movement in her pieces.