Modern Sculpture DOUBLE CHERRY Ceramic red/silver height 16 cm

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This stand- alone collection, established in 1984 by MA Ceramics graduates, Lorraine Taylor and Nicky Smart, is now considered the best in it's field. Each piece is individually made with a little quirk along the way meaning no two are exactly the same. These cookies help provide information on metrics the number of visitors, bounce rate, traffic source, etc. Quirky and cool, the cherry decorative ornament features a sultry black gloss finish and a glamorous gold stalk.

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For more information on the couriers used and how to receive the products, consult the following page: https://www. Keep in mind that anyone can view public collections - they may also appear in recommendations and other places. Fabbri Amarena Cherries - a classic large blue and white decorative ceramic jar of the most famous brand of wild amarena (morello) cherries in syrup. I get inspired by nature around me, with the colors alternating through their times from the mystery that the fruits hide and their journey through time from one end of the earth to another.

Once the resin has hardened, the moulds are opened, extracting the rough sculptures that must be cleaned of burrs or processing residues, repaired, sanded and manually washed before being decorated. Then I let it dry naturally in the air before I put it in a high-temperature oven (1040° C - F 1832) and allow the fire to make it hard and durable. The trip of every single ceramic fruit I make starts when a piece of clay, wrapped in my hands, ends up into an earthenware clay, shaped according to the fruit that I am about to make.