• Greenish-blue ceramic vase on a white pedestal against a dark background
  • Textured green ceramic vase on a white pedestal against a blue wall.
  • Two ceramic vases on a white pedestal against a dark blue wall
  • Decorative vases on a table with large windows in the background
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Erin Banta Wilford Ceramics

Blue Phase VIII Ceramic Vase | Erin Banta Wilford Ceramics

Blue Phase VIII Ceramic Vase | Erin Banta Wilford Ceramics

$425.00
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Description
The Blue Phase Collection by EBW Ceramics is a sculptural series of handcrafted ceramic vessels that explores tone, fluidity, and atmospheric depth. Rich in layered blues and subtle surface variation, each piece balances calm restraint with expressive form, highlighting the quiet poetry of the handmade process. Inspired by shifting water, sky, and transitional light, the collection evokes a sense of movement and stillness at once, functioning as both contemporary sculpture and decorative object. Whether styled on a console, pedestal, shelving, or within a collected interior, it brings cool tonal depth and sculptural presence to a space. Handcrafted in porcelain, every piece is one-of-a-kind — defined by glaze variation, organic form, and subtle imperfections. A refined, atmospheric collection for intentional, layered interiors.
Dimensions
9" h x 7" w
Material
Porcelain
Origin
Dobbs Ferry, NY
About the Maker
All pieces are wheel-thrown in porcelain by Erin Banta Wilford, blending sculptural form with functional design. A Tucson native with a BFA in Ceramics and Photography, her work reflects a sensitivity to shape, mood, color, and nature. While working for years as a master color printer in New York’s fine art photography world, ceramics remained her constant practice and creative anchor. Inspired by her garden and the contrasting legacies of her grandfathers—a farmer and a mortician—her work explores the balance between growth and impermanence. Each piece is shaped with simplicity and sculptural curiosity. Some forms are exaggerated or softened, but all are designed for everyday use. Whether holding blooms or standing alone, they invite quiet reflection on presence and passing.
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