Untitled no.5 | Vessel | Laura Pasquino
SOLD
Unique black stoneware vessel. An art piece from Laura Pasquino.
Handmade in Amsterdam.
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Material: Stoneware
Size: ø360 x H370 mm
Year: 2022
Laura is a ceramic artist based in Amsterdam. Before opening her studio in The Netherlands, she practiced ceramic art in Japan and Portugal.
Her style is defined by a natural aesthetic. She expresses herself through the textures and organic nuances of clay, creating minimalistic sculptures in pure and simple forms.
The aim is to give character to the piece, rather than trying to make it perfect. She leaves her fingerprints and tool marks as they happen during the creation process.
‘one of a kind
minimalistic sculptures
expressing ceramic art
in its purest form’
This is a hand-crafted and unique object which means that imperfections are present and celebrated.
SOLD
Unique black stoneware vessel. An art piece from Laura Pasquino.
Handmade in Amsterdam.
_
Material: Stoneware
Size: ø360 x H370 mm
Year: 2022
Laura is a ceramic artist based in Amsterdam. Before opening her studio in The Netherlands, she practiced ceramic art in Japan and Portugal.
Her style is defined by a natural aesthetic. She expresses herself through the textures and organic nuances of clay, creating minimalistic sculptures in pure and simple forms.
The aim is to give character to the piece, rather than trying to make it perfect. She leaves her fingerprints and tool marks as they happen during the creation process.
‘one of a kind
minimalistic sculptures
expressing ceramic art
in its purest form’
This is a hand-crafted and unique object which means that imperfections are present and celebrated.
SOLD
Unique black stoneware vessel. An art piece from Laura Pasquino.
Handmade in Amsterdam.
_
Material: Stoneware
Size: ø360 x H370 mm
Year: 2022
Laura is a ceramic artist based in Amsterdam. Before opening her studio in The Netherlands, she practiced ceramic art in Japan and Portugal.
Her style is defined by a natural aesthetic. She expresses herself through the textures and organic nuances of clay, creating minimalistic sculptures in pure and simple forms.
The aim is to give character to the piece, rather than trying to make it perfect. She leaves her fingerprints and tool marks as they happen during the creation process.
‘one of a kind
minimalistic sculptures
expressing ceramic art
in its purest form’
This is a hand-crafted and unique object which means that imperfections are present and celebrated.