Ceramics by Wiid Design

Tall neck vases

Ceramic Matters in collaboration with Laurie Wiid van Heerden (Wiid Design)
The Tall neck vases are available in either warped or standard shapes.

Materials:

Earthenware ceramic.

The vases are available in the following glazes:
Ceramic Matters reactive glaze, matte black, gloss black, gloss white or cobalt blue glaze

Dimensions:

460mm H x 340mm in diameter

Please note that each reactive glazed vase is unique due to color differences when fired.

*Photography by Riaan Tolken

Alchemy Lab Vases

"Alchemy" 1,2 & 3 - Ceramic Matters in collaboration with Laurie Wiid van Heerden (Wiid Design)

Materials:

Earthenware ceramic, decorated with black engobe.

Dimensions:

APPROX – 390mmH x 330mm in diameter.

Edition: one off.

KAN Jug

Materials:

Locally produced yellow clay or black clay, raw un-glazed exterior and glazed interior or white stoneware with white glaze.

Dimensions:

H 290mm x W 120mm
H 255 mm excluding cork stopper

Each "KAN" is fitted with a custom cork stopper

*Photography by Rooiwolf

Warped Green - Medium

"Warped green" 1,2 & 3
Ceramic Matters in collaboration with Laurie Wiid van Heerden (Wiid Design)

Materials:

Earthenware ceramic, the pieces are glazed in a Ceramic Matters reactive glaze technique.

Dimensions:

APPROX – 350mmH x 240mm in diameter.
Edition: one off.

Warped Green - Large

Wiid Container

Materials:

Locally produced black clay, raw unglazed exterior and glazed interior.
Each "container" is fitted with a custom cork stopper, dark or light.

Dimensions:

H 250mm x 220mm in diameter

New Warped lab vases

Ceramic Matters in collaboration with Laurie Wiid van Heerden. (Wiid Design)

Materials:

Earthenware ceramic.

The vases are available in the following glazes:
Ceramic Matters reactive glaze, matte black, gloss black, gloss white or cobalt blue glaze.

Dimensions:

Large warped lab vases: 460mm H x 340mm in diameter
Medium warped lab vases: 350mm H x 240mm in diameter

Please note that each reactive glazed vase is unique due to color differences when fired.

*Photography by Riaan Tolken & Justin Patrick