These thrown white porcelain moon jars are a reference to Korean traditions and the purity of the moon jar form. Kirsty Adams takes inspiration from the volcanic mountain ranges surrounding Reykjavik in Iceland. The jars are textured with a Japanese comb tool whilst throwing. The edges are finished with an oxide and bronze rim detail.
Since the late 1990s, Kirsty Adams has been refining her practice on the potter’s wheel, to capture and express the essence of her ceramic craftsmansh ...
