The actual objects depicted on these plates were pressed into dark brown stoneware then tediously inlaid with grey porcelain. Finished with a blue-green glaze known for it's depth of character. Charmingly irregular. A perfect addition to a table in need of a non-factory-made feel.
Use for food or to catch whatever's in your pockets when you walk through the door.
Jennifer may have abandoned her honors pre-med program from the University of Delaware for creativity and clay, but she's not afraid to use her surgical tools for whittling her work to perfection in her Williamsburg, Brooklyn studio.
Not taking herself too seriously, Jennifer Wilson of J*Double*U grabs the bull by the horns as she'll throw you some whiskey tumblers and shot vessels, or mold you nostalgic bottles of naked women and baby heads with reckless abandon.
Porcelain and fetishism may be her materials of choice, but expect her to throw you a cheeky line or two that's going... read moreJennifer may have abandoned her honors pre-med program from the University of Delaware for creativity and clay, but she's not afraid to use her surgical tools for whittling her work to perfection in her Williamsburg, Brooklyn studio.
Not taking herself too seriously, Jennifer Wilson of J*Double*U grabs the bull by the horns as she'll throw you some whiskey tumblers and shot vessels, or mold you nostalgic bottles of naked women and baby heads with reckless abandon.
Porcelain and fetishism may be her materials of choice, but expect her to throw you a cheeky line or two that's going to leave you in stitches...and smartly molded clay. Take a peep!
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