STONEWARE MINI DIPPER

STONEWARE MINI DIPPER

A$17.00

Mini dipper bowl handcrafted in Sydney by ceramic artist Katherine Mahoney.

A variety of purposes, including for serving oil, for sauce on individual dinner plates and serving of various condiments such as chillies, herbs, salts and peppers, not to mention chocolate. Also a great size for placing used tea bags.

A mini dipper bowl is a lovely combination when gifted with a stoneware tumbler and box of organic tea.

Size: 7cm diameter

"Inspired by a medium which is expressive and exquisite, fragile and durable, I try through the ritual and rhythm of wheel throwing to create pieces that are simple yet beautiful. I use porcelain for its whiteness and ability to make colours sing and stoneware for its robust durability" - Katherine Mahoney, Ceramicist

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ABOUT THE ARTIST

Katherine Mahoney’s ceramics are represented in many museums throughout Asia and in private and corporate collections worldwide. She trained as a production thrower in the UK in the mid-1970s, taking an apprenticeship with Keith Harding at Cranbrook Station Pottery. After managing one of Cranbrook Station’s branch potteries, Katherine and her brother opened their own pottery studio in Kent (Fulling Mill Pottery) and produced a range of domestic ware.

Katherine then moved to Hong Kong where she was heavily influenced by Asia’s rich history of ceramics. This influence inspired her to start producing single pieces of ceramic which she exhibited very successfully. She started to gain an international reputation and her work was sought worldwide. Katherine’s stoneware and porcelain pieces are glazed nmainly in cool green, blues and stark white, colours influenced by her study of her craft in
Asia.

Since her move to Australia in 1996, Katherine has continued to create one-off wheel thrown pieces and has also moved into creating more sculptural forms, using a wide range of materials. Being a member, she regularly exhibits with The Sculptors Society, although most of her pieces are sold privately or through galleries.