Richilde Flavell - Sound Shells, Blue
SKU:
RFc01.1 - 1.4
A$75.00
A$75.00
per item
Wheel thrown and altered stoneware
15 x 10 x 10 cm
About the work...
Each piece of Girl Nomad Ceramics wheel thrown, functional work is unique, due to the handmade nature of these objects, each piece has individual characteristics that echo the hand of the maker.
15 x 10 x 10 cm
About the work...
Each piece of Girl Nomad Ceramics wheel thrown, functional work is unique, due to the handmade nature of these objects, each piece has individual characteristics that echo the hand of the maker.
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