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A singular raku moment, where smoke traces fire’s quiet transformation
Art
Stoneware
A one-of-a-kind piece fired using the horsehair raku technique. Carbon trails dance across the smooth white surface, created by smoke and fire interacting with the hot clay. The organic, asymmetrical form captures a moment of transformation, preserving the unpredictable beauty of the firing process in a delicate, monochromatic palette.
Anna Shipulina is a ceramic artist whose hand-built forms celebrate imperfection and touch. Working without the wheel, she shapes clay intuitively, allowing texture, weight, and gesture to guide each piece into meditative, grounded objects.
