Stoneware & Clay Slip-Reduction Firing
Amazonian Tribes used an ancient technique to obtain a kind of charcoal called “Terra Preta”. This material, in addition to fertilizing the soil, was capable of retaining carbon for thousands of years.
Artist: Magda Dejose
Stoneware & Clay Slip-Reduction Firing
Amazonian Tribes used an ancient technique to obtain a kind of charcoal called “Terra Preta”. This material, in addition to fertilizing the soil, was capable of retaining carbon for thousands of years.
Artist: Magda Dejose
Stoneware/Metallic Gaze
The name Xaxim comes from the Tupi-Guarani indigenous linguistic family, which stands for ‘rugged’ or ‘tangled,’ in a reference to the aspect of the roots covering the plant’s whole stem. Xaxim is native to the Atlantic Forest and other formations in South America.
Artist: Magda Dejose
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Stoneware/Metallic Glaze
The name Xaxim comes from the Tupi-Guarani indigenous linguistic family, which stands for ‘rugged’ or ‘tangled,’ in a reference to the aspect of the roots covering the plant’s whole stem. Xaxim is native to the Atlantic Forest and other formations in South America.
Artist: Magda Dejose
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Stoneware/Metallic Glaze
The name Xaxim comes from the Tupi-Guarani indigenous linguistic family, which stands for ‘rugged’ or ‘tangled,’ in a reference to the aspect of the roots covering the plant’s whole stem. Xaxim is native to the Atlantic Forest and other formations in South America.
Artist: Magda Dejose
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com
The name Xaxim comes from the Tupi-Guarani indigenous linguistic family, which stands for ‘rugged’ or ‘tangled,’ in a reference to the aspect of the roots covering the plant’s whole stem. Xaxim is native to the Atlantic Forest and other formations in South America.
Artist: Magda Dejose
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Stoneware/Metallic Glaze
The name Xaxim comes from the Tupi-Guarani indigenous linguistic family, which stands for ‘rugged’ or ‘tangled,’ in a reference to the aspect of the roots covering the plant’s whole stem. Xaxim is native to the Atlantic Forest and other formations in South America.
Artist: Magda Dejose
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Stoneware/Metallic Glaze
The name Xaxim comes from the Tupi-Guarani indigenous linguistic family, which stands for ‘rugged’ or ‘tangled,’ in a reference to the aspect of the roots covering the plant’s whole stem. Xaxim is native to the Atlantic Forest and other formations in South America.
Artist: Magda Dejose
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com
The name Xaxim comes from the Tupi-Guarani indigenous linguistic family, which stands for ‘rugged’ or ‘tangled,’ in a reference to the aspect of the roots covering the plant’s whole stem. Xaxim is native to the Atlantic Forest and other formations in South America.
Artist: Magda Dejose
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Artist: Andrew Kennedy
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Artist: Andrew Kennedy
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Artist: Andrew Kennedy
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Artist: Andrew Kennedy
For more information and orders, please contact us ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Artist: Andrew Kennedy
For more information and prices, please contact us ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Artist: Andrew Kennedy
For more information, please contact us ssnycceramics@icloud.com
Stoneware & Clay Slip-Reduction Firing
Amazonian Tribes used an ancient technique to obtain a kind of charcoal called “Terra Preta”. This material, in addition to fertilizing the soil, was capable of retaining carbon for thousands of years.
Artist: Magda Dejose
For more information and orders, please contact us: ssnycceramics@icloud.com