ORGANIC HAMMERED PORCELAIN RING
This contemporary ring reinterprets traditional metalwork techniques through the elegant medium of porcelain.Ā The piece is hand-sculpted from white Limoges porcelain, featuring a textured surface that evokes the appearance of hammered meta while maintaining organic, flowing forms. The interplay between structured technique and natural movement creates a uniquely tactile experience.Ā The creation process involves two firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing, the porcelain undergoes vitrification at the cone 10 (2 350Ā°F/1.288Ā°C), transitioningĀ into a durable. non-porous material. The unglazed finish preserves theĀ subtle textural details and gives the piece a sophisticated matte appearance reminiscent of carved stone or brushedĀ metal
Handmade in Brooklyn, New York
US 6.5
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ORGANIC HAMMERED PORCELAIN RING
ORGANIC HAMMERED PORCELAIN RING
This contemporary ring reinterprets traditional metalwork techniques through the elegant medium of porcelain.Ā The piece is hand-sculpted from white Limoges porcelain, featuring a textured surface that evokes the appearance of hammered meta while maintaining organic, flowing forms. The interplay between structured technique and natural movement creates a uniquely tactile experience.Ā The creation process involves two firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing, the porcelain undergoes vitrification at the cone 10 (2 350Ā°F/1.288Ā°C), transitioningĀ into a durable. non-porous material. The unglazed finish preserves theĀ subtle textural details and gives the piece a sophisticated matte appearance reminiscent of carved stone or brushedĀ metal
Handmade in Brooklyn, New York
US 6.5
Original: $52.00
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This contemporary ring reinterprets traditional metalwork techniques through the elegant medium of porcelain.Ā The piece is hand-sculpted from white Limoges porcelain, featuring a textured surface that evokes the appearance of hammered meta while maintaining organic, flowing forms. The interplay between structured technique and natural movement creates a uniquely tactile experience.Ā The creation process involves two firing cycles. After the initial bisque firing, the porcelain undergoes vitrification at the cone 10 (2 350Ā°F/1.288Ā°C), transitioningĀ into a durable. non-porous material. The unglazed finish preserves theĀ subtle textural details and gives the piece a sophisticated matte appearance reminiscent of carved stone or brushedĀ metal
Handmade in Brooklyn, New York
US 6.5
