Kimono ceramic sculpture freshwater pearl The majority of his wood

The majority of his wood is obtained from sources reclaiming old stumps and dead or dying timber

But what he particularly loves to make are his “natural edge” bowls or as Neal says “God makes the sculptural edge – I just hollow out around it

nose tip and the edges of her ears

and now four years later we have begun to turn them into furniture

Framed in white mat and frame

Kimono ceramic sculpture freshwater pearl The majority of his woodCheryl Williams ceramic sculpture 10" x 13" on a painted steel base. These abstract ceramic sculptures are created on the wheel and then altered by hand, giving you graceful shapes while lending a quiet elegance. Some sculptures may take 6 weeks to finish.