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Marsoni
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SC22 Porcelain Moon Jar with SgraffitoDescription: Porcelain Moon Jar with Sgraffito mark making. Glazed in a heavy bone ash soft glaze with a carved foot. Fired to 1255c Dimensions: d 14 x h 15 cm approximately The translucency of porcelain and its fragile and delicate quality enables Sarah to create a visual narrative of how nature touches us and reminds us of our symbiotic interconnectedness to the landscape.
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