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Jess Sellinger

Draped Gloss & Gold Vase

Regular price $620.00 AUD
Regular price Sale price $620.00 AUD
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Having a background in interior design, Jess Sellinger puts the design process at the forefront. Even though she has a cohesive style, her works are intended for a broader audience - would it be a neutral piece for the coffee table or a bold artwork for the wall. Her intention is to create bespoke works, no matter how small or big, that have a place in people's homes and hopefully last a lifetime.

Draped Gold Vase is hand coiled in stoneware clay and finished in a white gloss glaze and gold lustre.

 

Available with Art Money. 
10 payments. 10 months. No interest.

Available for Loan

This vessel is available for a short or long-term loan. Contact us via hello@anfisa.com.au to enquire.

Floral Design

Talk to us about adding fresh or naturally dried botanical elements to this vessel. Custom designed to order. Available in Perth only. Enquire via hello@anfisa.com.au

Materials

Handmade in smooth stoneware clay and finished in a gloss glaze.

Dimensions

Height: 25cm

Widest point: 15cm

Opening: 9cm

*all measurements are approximate

Origin

Queensland, Australia

Shipping

This vessel ships within 1-3 days from purchase from our showroom in Fremantle, Western Australia. We currently offer shipping Australia-wide and internationally. See Shipping & Returns for further details.

about the artist

Jessica Sellinger is a ceramic artist located in Brisbane, Australia. She naturally found clay after finishing her studies in Interior Architecture in 2019. Working with clay as her current medium, Jess is a one-woman show creating all of her pieces delicately by hand in her home studio.

Her current work consists of both minimal and bold objects of sculpture, vessels and furniture. She continuously experiments with bright colour palettes and sculptural forms, aiming to evolve the design and functionality of her works to captivate the viewer and make even the simplest of spaces seem artistic.

See Jess's profile here