Sale – Healthy & Lifestyle Ceramic
- Vases
Special unique vases hand made, parts of the breaking-connecting people project. Links to the vases collections:
Vase, Conections, Brown & Blue vases -2011, Form & Reduction -2011
- Judaica
Ceramic Judaica Art- Shabbat Candles- Chanukiyot
- Kiddush Cup
- Natlot
- Home
Ceramic kitchen tools for healthy cooking and storing.- Containers
Containers for coffee, sugar or spices.- Inspiration
Jerusalem Stone- Salt & PepperA special , surprising & functional souvenir from the holy land. Made by Casting Clay, Rotil oxide, Plastic stoppers
- Sculpture Objects
The presented objects has been created using a technique called “shapes network” that i developed which starts from a full wheel work. Any object appears as part of a Family. The objects is part of numbered series and produce one of a kind.
Ceramic Art & Design – Studio Haportzim
Studio Haportzim is directed by Sarah Shuraki, a graduate of the world-renowned Bezalel Academy of Art & Design.
Bezalel, in Jerusalem, is Israel’s National School of Art with some 1,500 students registered in programmes such as: Fine Arts, Architecture, Ceramic Design, Industrial Design, Jewellery, Photography, Visual Communication, Animation, Film, Art History & Theory.
Sarah’s specializations are Pottery and Design as well as Glazing techniques and recipes. She is the recipient of the Polonsky Prize, awarded for excellence by the Bezalel.
In 2007, Sarah presented a new collection of vases at the Eretz Israel Museum in Tel Aviv. Currently, she is busy working on a new collection and in addition, devotes some of her time to teaching.
Introducing SaramicArt Studio
New Vases – 2011 Collection
Ceramic Terms Definitions:
Ceramic: Hard-fired clay; a hard, brittle, heat-resistant material made by firing a mixture of clay and chemicals at high temperature (Encarta Dictionary)
Ceramic Glaze: A glaze is a specialised form of glass. Glazing is functionally important for earthenware vessels, which would otherwise be unsuitable for holding liquids due to porosity. Glaze is also used on functional and decorative stoneware and porcelain. In addition to the functional aspect of glazes, aesthetic concerns include a variety of surface finishes, degrees of gloss and matt, variegation and finished colour. (Wikipedia)
Useful Links:
Wikipedia: Ceramic
Wikipedia: Ceramic Glazes
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