Milton Moon: Crafting Modernism serving bowl silk fibres are then used

silk fibres are then used to hold the rush in place

Features hem stitched ends and exposed fringes

Weight: 2044g

This chopstick rest has been made in Japan from clay and glazed in either white or black

This simple stainless steel lidded box has been hand hammered by craftsman in India

Milton Moon: Crafting Modernism serving bowl silk fibres are then usedProduct Description Milton Moon: Crafting modernism explores the life and career of Milton Moon am (19262019), one of the most important Australian potters of the twentieth and early twenty first centuries. A pioneer of the modernist approach to ceramics in the postwar period, Moon had an enormous impact on Australian art and craft throughout his career as both an artist and educator. Moon was primarily concerned with making pots that drew from his