Spiraling Triangle Bowl
Spiraling Triangle Bowl

Spiraling Triangle Bowl

Ceramic Bowl (ID: A143426)
Designed by Thomas Harris
$120
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This fully functional bowl is wheel thrown, cut, folded, and reassembled. The interior is layered with multiple underglazes, then sanded to reveal the strata of color. These bright colors are then contrasted with a glossy black glaze on the exterior. Completely functional. Microwave, oven, and dishwasher safe. Holds 30 oz.
  • 30 oz. capacity
  • Microwave safe: Yes
  • Oven safe: Yes
  • Dishwasher safe
  • Matte finish
  • Ceramic: fired at cone 6, vitrified
  • Signed by the artist
  • Materials: Ceramic
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Thomas Harris

Thomas Harris

"I love beginning with a functional shape, then altering and decorating it to the point of questioning its functionality. "

Ceramic artist Thomas Harris works with traditional functional shapes, such as bowls, cups, and vases, and alters them to create unique sculptural forms. He focuses on contrasts in shape, color, and texture: circular/angular, bright/subdued, glossy/matte, rough/smooth.

Harris throws functional shapes on the wheel, then cuts and alters them by adding, folding, and pushing the clay to create functional and sculptural forms. He uses a variety of techniques to decorate the surface, including masking, water abrasion, and layering underglazes that are then sanded.

Harris earned a BFA in ceramics from Northern Arizona University, then went on to receive a master?s degree from the University of Arizona. He studied ceramics at Indiana University, working with Chris Boger, Malcom Mobutu Smith, Tim Mather, Amy Noorgard, and Matt Repsher. He currently has a ceramics studio in Bloomington, IN.

Customer Reviews

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Bowl
Love it!

On my dining table now. Colorful and different from my other pottery.

M
MJB
Feel the movement

Great colors, wonderful, versatile bowl

C
Cindy
Color/Finish: as expected
Scale/Size: as expected
Great transaction!

Beautiful piece. Thank you so much!

K
Kim
Perfect!

Liked my first one so much, I needed to get another!