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Ceramic Floating Ghost Shrine

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£30.00

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Emma Waller Ceramics
Emma Waller Ceramics
6 items for sale
Newquay, Cornwall

By Emma Waller

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About this item

Materials
Ceramic, Clay
Made in
Newquay, Cornwall
Description

Little ghost floating in a shrine. A matt withe ghost hung by hook in the roof of the shrine. Glazed in a clear shiny glaze to enhance the natural colours in the clay. Fired to earthenware temperatures and decorated with underglazes and glazes. Approximate measurements 9cm high, 6.5cm wide, 3.5cm deep.

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Creating movement with solid forms