Sculptures and Ceramics
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Mayurasana
£485.00Resin, copper,brass and aluminium on a light oak base.
Mayurasana is the name of a yoga position where the body is balanced off the ground on just the hands. It translates as “The Peacock”.
50cm x 55cm.
This piece is created to order and may take up to 3 weeks to deliver.
12 in stock
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Mia Ceramic Torso – Green
£455.00‘Mia’ unique glazed ceramic mounted on a steel base
‘Mia’ has a gentle arch in her back and softly raised shoulders. The simplified torso has a smooth surface which is enhanced through the green glaze and although ’Mia’ has soft figurative qualities there is a sense of energy within her. The steel base has a slight reflective quality which enhances the sculptural forms.
H27cm x W11 x D11
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Neolithic Heritage no 1 – ceramic vessel
£3,650.00Ceramic vessel inspired by natural rock formations and the processes that drive their creation in the earths crust over years and years. This beautiful orangy red and white vessel is based on geological processes.
Jaro has developed a unique technique which he uses to create the aesthetics of naturally occurring minerals and patterns in rocks . Jaro sources his clay. from all over the world: the purples and lavenders from the Julian Alps of Slovenia, emeralds from the banks of the danube, charcoals and greys form Taiwan with glittering mica from Wamumu village in Kenya. Orange reds are sourced from the spring streams in Farnham Park, Surrey and white clay from Cornwall.
As each piece requires different colours this involves months of work to ensure the plasticity, shrinkage and firing temperature must be brought to a common value beforehand. Once the clay has been prepared, Jaro recreates patterns of sinewy marble resembling patterns of real rock formations. This can take several months of mixing ,soaking and drying after which the material is ready for its final shaping on Jaro’s potters wheel followed by a final firing. The last step reveals the inner rock-like surface which is protected by varnish used by ceramic renovation specialists at the British Museum.
28 x28cm
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Neolithic Heritage no 2 – ceramic vessel
£2,800.00Ceramic vessel inspired by natural rock formations and the processes that drive their creation in the earths crust over years and years. This lovely grey brown and white vessel is based on geological processes. Jaro has developed a unique technique which he uses to create the aesthetics of naturally occuring minerals and patterns in rocks .
Jaro sources his clay. from all over the world: the purples and lavenders from the Julian Alps of Slovenia, emeralds from the banks of the danube, charcoals and greys form Taiwan with glittering mica from Wamumu village in Kenya. Orange reds are sourced from the spring streams in Farnham Park, Surrey and white clay from Cornwall.
As each piece requires different colours this involves months of work to ensure the plasticity, shrinkage and firing temperature must be brought to a common value beforehand. Once the clay has been prepared, Jaro recreates patterns of sinewy marble resembling patterns of real rock formations. This can take several months of mixing ,soaking and drying after which the material is ready for its final shaping on Jaro’s potters wheel followed by a final firing. The last step reveals the inner rock-like surface which is protected by varnish used by ceramic renovation specialists at the British Museum.
28 x 17cm
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Neolithic Heritage no 3 – ceramic vessel
£1,750.00Ceramic vessel inspired by natural rock formations and the processes that drive their creation in the earths crust over years and years. This elegant grey brown and white vessel is based on geological processes. Jaro has developed a unique technique which he uses to create the aesthetics of naturally occurring minerals and patterns in rocks .
Jaro sources his clay from all over the world: the purples and lavenders from the Julian Alps of Slovenia, emeralds from the banks of the danube, charcoals and greys form Taiwan with glittering mica from Wamumu village in Kenya. Orange reds are sourced from the spring streams in Farnham Park, Surrey and white clay from Cornwall.
As each piece requires different colours this involves months of work to ensure the plasticity, shrinkage and firing temperature must be brought to a common value beforehand. Once the clay has been prepared, Jaro recreates patterns of sinewy marble resembling patterns of real rock formations. This can take several months of mixing ,soaking and drying after which the material is ready for its final shaping on Jaro’s potters wheel followed by a final firing. The last step reveals the inner rock-like surface which is protected by varnish used by ceramic renovation specialists at the British Museum.
17 x 22cm
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Peacock
£3,500.00Cast bronze sculpture polished and coloured to contrast of dark and light patina, set on a bronze base.
This piece is inspired by the art of the French artist “Francois Pompon”. It celebrates shape and form whilst playing with the reliefs – achieving a balance of mass dictated by light and the finishing surface.
60cmwx 58cmhx 17cmd
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Pear
£150.00By Moira Ross
Maltese limestone pear sculpture with a wood stem : It’s an apple with attitude. Its elegant, sweet, soft, just a bit different. Creating from nature, I carve exact replicas but allow some poetry in there.
10 cm x 21cm
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Pipeline
£1,800.00by Gareth Griffiths
Powder coated stainless steel red sculpture for wall hanging.
45h x 26w x 36cm d
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Pumpkin
£120.00By Moira Ross
Pumpkin sculpture in Maltese Limestone with wood stem : Walking round the Market and looking at the fruit and veg stands were the inspiration for this piece and some others. Squashes and pumpkins all have different shapes and textures. Ridged, smooth, lined, large and small, and make me think of warmth and comfort.
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Raven
£485.00Resin, steel and brass on a light oak base. This piece evolved from an earlier idea. The base has a suggestion of bone about it – maybe a shoulder blade or femur. The raven perches on top in mid cry, just about to take off.
45cm x 65cm.
This piece is created to order and may take up to 3 weeks to deliver.
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Red Oxide Torso
£465.00Ceramic with oxide wash. Stoneware(can be placed in both interior/exterior spaces).
This Red Torso has an androgynous quality about it. I wanted to create a sculpture that conveyed strength and tension in bold simple forms.
I love how the texture has been emphasised through the red oxide colour and it has a tactile quality which I believe is an important aspect of three dimensional work.
D:13xW:15xH:23cm
1 in stock
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San Juan
£1,800.00by Gareth Griffiths
Painted stainless steel sculpture bright blue on a brass base.
30h x 30w x 20cm d
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