Tor Harrison Iron Vessel 03

Dimensions: H 17cm x Ø 11cm

Materials: Iron flacked white stoneware and a washy satin glaze 

Method:  Hand-built 

Care: Watertight

Description

 A smaller sized, tactile vessel hand-built using pinch and coil techniques. The process of creating such vessels is physical, requiring the artist to use their whole body to form its structure. Harrison's focus is on functional ceramics that embrace the slow and imperfect process of hand-building. She showcases the physicality of hand-built ceramics with haptic marks and traces of touch. The vessel is made from neutral white stoneware with iron flecks and complemented by soft markings and a washy satin glaze.

About the Artist

Tor Harrison is a contemporary ceramicist based in Berlin. Her work traverses themes of connection, intimacy, and mystery. Embracing the slow and imperfect creation process, Harrison showcases the physicality of hand-built ceramics with haptic marks and traces of touch. Her practice establishes a deep connection with the ancient living material, using every part of her hand to shape the clay. Pinching, coiling, and slab techniques all form part of Harrison’s practice as she produces minimalist, organic forms that resonate with the energy of the artist and her natural materials.