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Shaman Meg
Tall coiled fibre vessel over a burnished clay base, photographed against black
One of a kind

Under the Old Oak

A tall coiled vessel in natural fibre over a burnished clay base — the fibre worked upward from the clay until the two stop being separate things.

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Materials
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Dimensions
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Category
Woven piece
Collection
Coiled vessels

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Looking after it

Dust with a soft brush. Keep out of prolonged direct sun, and away from damp — the fibre will take up moisture.

Returns and cancellations are covered in the Refund and Cancellation Policy.

About this piece

The base is thrown and burnished, then the coiling is stitched straight onto it, row over row, until the fibre has taken over the form entirely.

It is slow work and it shows: the stitch tension shifts as the piece climbs, so the surface tightens and loosens the way bark does.

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