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A one-of-a-kind stoneware vessel by Peter Souza Jr., its cylinder wrapped in horizontal bands of applied clay that overlap and taper as they circle the form, like binding pulled tight around it. A glaze of pale green and soft blue moves between the bands, pooling turquoise in the recesses and warming to yellow-green over the raised work.
A one-of-a-kind stoneware vessel by Peter Souza Jr., its cylinder wrapped in horizontal bands of applied clay that overlap and taper as they circle the form, like binding pulled tight around it. A glaze of pale green and soft blue moves between the bands, pooling turquoise in the recesses and warming to yellow-green over the raised work.
Specifications
ORIGIN
United States
PRODUCTION
One of a Kind
DATE
2026
LEAD TIME
1 Week
MATERIALS
Stoneware, Glaze
DIMENSIONS
Dia. 5.25 “ x H 10”
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by Peter Souza Jr.
A one-of-a-kind white stoneware vessel by Peter Souza Jr., its tall cylinder strapped with applied clay strips laid across and down the wall in a loose lattice, some tapering to points, a few rising past the rim. A glossy sea-green glaze settles to olive gold along the raised edges and is flecked with rust across the strips. Part of the Degenerate collection.
by Peter Souza Jr.
A one-of-a-kind stoneware vessel by Peter Souza Jr., a single slab of speckled clay wrapped into a cylinder and left overlapping at the seam, its edge standing proud of the rim. A band circles the lower wall, and a bright marigold glaze covers the speckled body, yellow inside. Part of the Degenerate collection.
by Peter Souza Jr.
A one-of-a-kind stoneware vessel by Peter Souza Jr., built from torn slabs pressed and folded into a crumpled body that opens to a ragged crown of peaks. A mottled blue glaze breaks brown over the speckled clay and pools glassy in the folds. Part of the Degenerate collection.
by Peter Souza Jr.
A one-of-a-kind white stoneware vessel by Peter Souza Jr., its tall cylinder built over with applied clay strips, some laid flat, some looping free of the wall, many rising past the rim in uneven prongs. A glossy rust glaze pools dark in the seams and runs to honey along the raised edges. Part of the Degenerate collection.
by Jim Schatz with J Schatz Studio
Expansive and grounded, Plateau vessels echo the broad planes of the earth. Their forms hold stillness and presence, anchoring space with quiet strength. Each is a study in horizontality — balancing surface and depth in a way that feels both elemental and timeless. Hand-built in white stoneware with a textured surface; watertight; one of a kind. Part of the ongoing Organica series.
A cast porcelain bud vase from Gestures, shown in Radical Presence. The gourd form is glazed white and carries a single photographic figure across its belly, printed in a fine halftone dot that sits under the glaze in deep oxblood. Each of the three vases holds a different pose, so no two carry the same image. Narrow neck, sized for a single stem.
A one-of-a-kind stoneware vessel by Peter Souza Jr., its cylinder wrapped in an irregular lattice of applied clay strips that cross and overlap, breaking the rim in short uneven prongs. A glossy green glaze pools dark in the seams and thins over the raised work; the raw clay is left bare at the foot.
A one-of-a-kind stoneware vessel by Peter Souza Jr., its cylinder built over with applied clay strips — straight and wavering lines that cross, ladder, and rise past the rim in uneven prongs. A green glaze mottled with bronze and brown pools in the seams and breaks amber along every edge of the raised work.
A one-of-a-kind stoneware vessel by Peter Souza Jr., its cylinder wrapped in horizontal bands of applied clay that overlap and taper as they circle the form, like binding pulled tight around it. A glaze of pale green and soft blue moves between the bands, pooling turquoise in the recesses and warming to yellow-green over the raised work.
by Jim Schatz with J Schatz Studio
A pure cylindrical form finished in layered hand-glazed washes. The surface shifts between softness and saturation, with rustic tones that suggest mineral deposits, weather, and time. Each vessel is unique, with subtle variation in color, movement, and mark. Studio-cast and finished by hand. Watertight.
by Jim Schatz
A set of textured stoneware bud vases in a white glaze, each finished by hand and unique in form. The dimensional surface holds the light across the white, giving quiet sculptural weight to a single stem or a small grouping. Watertight and made for use — each vase stands alone or gathers with the others.
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by Peter Souza Jr.
A one-of-a-kind white stoneware vessel by Peter Souza Jr., its tall cylinder scattered with small applied clay triangles that climb the wall in loose, shifting rows. A glossy deep green glaze pools to blue-black around each triangle and streaks down the wall, lightening to moss where it thins. Part of the Degenerate collection.
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