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Ellora Duncan is an artist and vegetable farmer living on Coast Salish land in Bellingham, WA. Her ceramic work is inspired by the way functional pottery inspires ritual; shared or private. She believes well made, beautiful objects have the power to draw the user’s attention to the remarkable richness of our everyday lives.
Ellora’s ceramic work is wheel thrown and then hand carved to make delicate yet functional dinnerware, mugs, tea pots and other vessels. Ellora aims to honor the material resources used to create her work by offering each handmade object care, time and attention to detail– from material sourcing to design, to the final intended purpose of each item; to remind us to slow down and notice the abundant and sensual nature of our lived experience.
Stop #4 Host Artist
website
Ellora Duncan is an artist and vegetable farmer living on Coast Salish land in Bellingham, WA. Her ceramic work is inspired by the way functional pottery inspires ritual; shared or private. She believes well made, beautiful objects have the power to draw the user’s attention to the remarkable richness of our everyday lives.
Ellora’s ceramic work is wheel thrown and then hand carved to make delicate yet functional dinnerware, mugs, tea pots and other vessels. Ellora aims to honor the material resources used to create her work by offering each handmade object care, time and attention to detail– from material sourcing to design, to the final intended purpose of each item; to remind us to slow down and notice the abundant and sensual nature of our lived experience.
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