Vintage Light Mint Handmade Pottery Bowl | Studio Craft Handmade Raku Ceramic by George Roby | Mid ...
This handmade pottery piece was expertly studio crafted using the "Raku" firing technique by master potter, George Roby. This bowl is beautifully colored a lovely light mint green mixed with areas of light beige. The watercolor-like glaze would make this piece a stunning addition to any collection.
Provenance: Acquired from the personal collection of George Roby - George Roby was a potter and sculptor with works featured in the collections of the Cleveland Museum of Art, the Everson Museum, Butler Institute of American Art, the Columbus Museum of Fine Art, and the Ohio Craft Museum.
Dimensions:
Height: 2.75 in.
Diameter: 4.75 in.
Condition:
Excellent vintage condition.
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The Raku firing technique, popularized in Japan, has historical roots that date back to the 16th century, often associated with tea ceremonies and the aesthetic of wabi-sabi.
George Roby, as a master potter, may have contributed to the evolution of ceramic styles in mid-century America, paralleling broader design movements of the time.
Handmade pottery like this bowl reflects a resistance to mass production, embracing artisanal craftsmanship that was particularly celebrated in the arts and crafts movement.
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