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Ester Lipscomb Signed Raku Pottery Vase — 8" View Watchlist >

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Ester Lipscomb Signed Raku Pottery Vase — 8"

Signed by contemporary ceramic artist Ester Lipscomb, this hand-thrown studio pottery vase is a striking example of the raku firing tradition. Its bulbous form rises to a narrow, flared neck, finished in a lustrous glaze that shifts from deep turquoise to smoky greens with flashes of iridescent copper and violet. Bands around the shoulder add subtle definition, while the surface bears the unpredictable textures and markings that make raku pottery so visually compelling.

Lipscomb, a Georgia-based artist with over two decades of experience, is known for blending functionality with the experimental beauty of raku. A former resident potter at the renowned Mark of the Potter studio and featured in exhibitions such as Georgia’s Fired Works, her work bridges tradition and innovation. This signed vase captures the essence of her practice—where fire, smoke, and glaze chemistry transform clay into a one-of-a-kind statement piece.

A captivating addition for collectors of American studio pottery or those seeking a decorative accent that celebrates the artistry of chance, nature, and the handmade.

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Good condition with no damage. The glaze surface shows natural variations and irregularities inherent to the raku firing process, enhancing its depth and individuality.

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Height: 8 inches
Diameter: 6 inches
Weight: 2 lbs 2.5 oz
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