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  • "April Dream" wheel thrown porcelain bowl #119

"April Dream" wheel thrown porcelain bowl #119

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Wheel-thrown, translucent, sculpted bowl.

This hand‑formed porcelain bowl by Antoinette Badenhorst embodies the quiet drama and luminosity that define her signature approach to the medium. Its flowing, petal‑like rim rises and folds with the natural elegance of a blooming form, while the thinly crafted walls reveal the remarkable translucency achievable only through masterful control of porcelain.

Light becomes an active element in the piece: the warm interior glow radiates through the satin‑smooth white exterior, emphasizing the bowl’s ethereal thinness and the precision of its construction. The contrast between the matte outer surface and the vibrant inner sheen creates a visual tension that shifts with every change in illumination, inviting viewers to experience the work as both vessel and sculpture.

Badenhorst’s decades of research into porcelain’s pyroplastic behavior are evident in the bowl’s flawless balance—delicate yet structurally confident, organic yet intentional. The piece stands as an example of contemporary studio porcelain at its highest level, suitable for curated collections, museum exhibitions, and galleries seeking work that bridges craft and fine art.

3.5 x 6.25 x 5.5"

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Antoinette creates one of a kind porcelain sculpted vessels. Although techniques and some elements of her work are repeated, her work carries her observations from nature where nothing is repeated. 

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