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Handmade in Montana by artist Jennifer Alden Design, Vessel Study No. 45 is a contemporary sculpture made from paper clay, plaster, paint and wire. This sculpture is designed for tabletop or floor placement. Each unique vessel in this collection is one-of-a-kind, rare, and both primitive and modern.
Vessel Study No. 45
Handmade by artist Jennifer Alden Design, Vessel Study No. 45 is a contemporary sculpture made from paper clay, plaster, paint and wire. This sculpture is designed for tabletop or floor placement. Each unique vessel in this collection is one-of-a-kind, rare, and both primitive and modern.
Handmade by artist Jennifer Alden Design, Vessel Study No. 45 is a contemporary sculpture made from paper clay, plaster, paint and wire. This sculpture is designed for tabletop or floor placement. Each unique vessel in this collection is one-of-a-kind, rare, and both primitive and modern. Wire detail close-up.
Vessel Study No. 45
Vessel Study No. 45
Handmade in Montana by artist Jennifer Alden Design, Vessel Study No. 45 is a contemporary sculpture made from paper clay, plaster, paint and wire. This sculpture is designed for tabletop or floor placement. Each unique vessel in this collection is one-of-a-kind, rare, and both primitive and modern.
Vessel Study No. 45
Handmade by artist Jennifer Alden Design, Vessel Study No. 45 is a contemporary sculpture made from paper clay, plaster, paint and wire. This sculpture is designed for tabletop or floor placement. Each unique vessel in this collection is one-of-a-kind, rare, and both primitive and modern.
Handmade by artist Jennifer Alden Design, Vessel Study No. 45 is a contemporary sculpture made from paper clay, plaster, paint and wire. This sculpture is designed for tabletop or floor placement. Each unique vessel in this collection is one-of-a-kind, rare, and both primitive and modern. Wire detail close-up.
Vessel Study No. 45
Vessel Study No. 45

Vessel Study No. 45

Vessel Studies is a continuing mono no aware dialog with the natural world. Through ritualistic and time-consuming processes, the ephemeral nature of objects, of youth, of seasons, and lost time is exposed – our temporal existence. These observations are not to be mourned but, cherished and appreciated in their fleeting beautiful impermanence.

Interior only, not designed for food or water

MATERIALS:  paper clay, paint, plaster, wire

DIMENSIONS:  9.5"w x 18.75"h

YEAR:  2021

*Note: This sculpture is available exclusively through In Various Forms Gallery. Please click link to purchase.

Images courtesy of In Various Forms Gallery

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