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Elaine Coleman’s Bottle exhibits the characteristics her vessels are best known for: porcelain, celadon glazes, and careful, intricate carvings on the vessel’s surface. Coleman worked closely with her husband Tom throughout her process. Working with clay vessels Tom would throw, Elaine developed a laborious inscribing method which produced both delicate line work, texture, and surface dimension. Her use of celadon glazes paid homage to the influence of East Asian glazes in American ceramics. Nature is often the subject of her carving and Coleman’s point of inspiration. In Bottle, Coleman has incised a leaf and bird pattern, which against the celadon glaze gives the work an enchanted or mystical presence.
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