• White textured ceramic vessel , created by Sarah Mijares Fick
  • White textured ceramic vessel , created by Sarah Mijares Fick
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Sarah Mijares Fick

White Ceramic Textured Vessel II | Sarah Mijares Fick

White Ceramic Textured Vessel II | Sarah Mijares Fick

$650.00
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Description
The White Ceramic Textured Vessel II Collection by Sarah Mijares Fick is a sculptural series of handcrafted ceramic vessels exploring surface, texture, and quiet form. Defined by tactile depth and restrained elegance, each piece balances raw material expression with refined craftsmanship, highlighting the intentional beauty of the handmade process. Inspired by natural erosion, layered surfaces, and organic minimalism, the collection carries a soft yet grounded presence, functioning as both sculptural object and decorative form. Whether placed on a console, pedestal, shelving, or styled within a collected interior, it brings subtle texture and sculptural clarity to a space. Handcrafted in stoneware, every piece is one-of-a-kind — defined by tonal variation, hand-built irregularities, and subtle imperfections. A refined, textural collection for intentional, minimalist interiors. Year: 2026
Dimensions
7.5” L x 6.5” W x 8” H
Material
White stoneware | white satin glaze
Origin
Chatham, NY
About the Maker
Based in Chatham, Sarah Mijares Fick is a Filipina-American artist working primarily in clay. Her sculptural work features expressive forms and rich textures, exploring themes of transformation, interconnectedness, nature, and the unseen. Originally self-taught, Sarah Mijares Fick later studied with ceramic artists across the U.S., South Korea, and Morocco, experiences that continue to shape her creative approach and deep respect for earth as a material. Named one of Hudson Valley’s Top 30 Artists Under 30 by the Times Union in 2023, her work has been exhibited throughout the Hudson Valley and featured in The Wall Street Journal and Architectural Digest Italia. Her latest ceramic abstractions are currently on view in Shaping Shadows at Mary MacGill Gallery.
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