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"Daydreaming" Wheel thrown porcelain bowl #009

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Antoinette Badenhorst's translucent porcelain bowls are often wheel thrown, altered and carved . This bowl form opens gently at the top, shaped in a way that suggests movement without copying anything literal. Light filters through the delicate porcelain walls, revealing the interior’s warm, coral-peachy glaze.  The surface carving adds quiet detail and gives the piece a sense of direction. The bowl sits on a steady base that lifts the form and makes it easy to view from all sides. It is an artisan studio piece made to be appreciated for its process, material, and the artist’s long experience with porcelain.

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Wheel thrown porcelain bowl by Antoinette Badenhorst

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