ADRIFT POTTERY, KAREN WILLIAMS, Seabirds Tulipière
A small tulipière decorated with hand-drawn sea birds - heron, curlew, oystercatcher, lapwing. This lidded vessel has 1 large central flower hole, and 4 medium, amd 4 small holes, others arranged in a circle. A tulipière is designed to give structure to your flower display, and were originally created in Holland to present dramatic tulip displays, hence the name.
Karen Williams is an artist working in clay. Her illustrated pottery consists of a range of functional tableware and homewares decorated predominantly with her illustrations of native birds, combined with plants and other natural finds. Very much in the style of ‘country’ and folk pottery, Karen has developed a material and identifiable style of tactile and hand made pieces. Her colour palate is soft and muted, perhaps influenced by her training in Japan. The materials are Red Earthenware & Slip with Oxides.
H18 x 9.5 x 9.5 CM
Dishwasher safe
A small tulipière decorated with hand-drawn sea birds - heron, curlew, oystercatcher, lapwing. This lidded vessel has 1 large central flower hole, and 4 medium, amd 4 small holes, others arranged in a circle. A tulipière is designed to give structure to your flower display, and were originally created in Holland to present dramatic tulip displays, hence the name.
Karen Williams is an artist working in clay. Her illustrated pottery consists of a range of functional tableware and homewares decorated predominantly with her illustrations of native birds, combined with plants and other natural finds. Very much in the style of ‘country’ and folk pottery, Karen has developed a material and identifiable style of tactile and hand made pieces. Her colour palate is soft and muted, perhaps influenced by her training in Japan. The materials are Red Earthenware & Slip with Oxides.
H18 x 9.5 x 9.5 CM
Dishwasher safe
A small tulipière decorated with hand-drawn sea birds - heron, curlew, oystercatcher, lapwing. This lidded vessel has 1 large central flower hole, and 4 medium, amd 4 small holes, others arranged in a circle. A tulipière is designed to give structure to your flower display, and were originally created in Holland to present dramatic tulip displays, hence the name.
Karen Williams is an artist working in clay. Her illustrated pottery consists of a range of functional tableware and homewares decorated predominantly with her illustrations of native birds, combined with plants and other natural finds. Very much in the style of ‘country’ and folk pottery, Karen has developed a material and identifiable style of tactile and hand made pieces. Her colour palate is soft and muted, perhaps influenced by her training in Japan. The materials are Red Earthenware & Slip with Oxides.
H18 x 9.5 x 9.5 CM
Dishwasher safe
Lidded Seabirds Tulipière
Karen Williams, Adrift Pottery, Pembrokeshire, Wales
