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Tiny Treasures Saggar and Seaweed
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Big Black Pot
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Little Green Pot
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Large Shell Bowl
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Small Shell Bowl
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Small Seaweed Pot - Glass Powder
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Small Seaweed Pot - Salt
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Tiered Pot - Copper Oxide
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POT 1 - Exhibition July 2023
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POT 15 - Exhibition July 2023
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POT 11 - Exhibition July 2023
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POT 17 - Exhibition July 2023
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POT 16 - Exhibition July 2023
Vendor:Regular price $1,565 AUDRegular priceUnit price per -
POT 14 - Exhibition July 2023
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POT 19 - Exhibition July 2023
Vendor:Regular price $1,560 AUDRegular priceUnit price per -
POT 12 - Exhibition July 2023
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POT 10 - Exhibition July 2023
Vendor:Regular price $860 AUDRegular priceUnit price per -
POT 8 - Exhibition July 2023
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POT 9 - Exhibition July 2023
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POT 5 - Exhibition July 2023
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POT 20 - Exhibition July 2023
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POT 13 - Exhibition July 2023
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Free Form Ceramic Pot - Barrel Fired
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Inspired by a short hobby course in ceramics many years ago, Shabbi developed a love of clay. The smell, the feel and the positive outcomes of working with clay were fundamental in her passion to create forms reflecting nature.
Her passion to re-create the beautiful rock formations nature has provided, the rock pools, pebbles and the native bushland are evident in her sculptural pieces.
Shabbi applies unique techniques to achieve her tactile and organic finishes.
She works entirely by hand using coils of gritty clay to build her pots. The pots are finished with mediums such as seaweed, copper wire, salt, salt laden bandages and ferric chloride then fired in a saggar which is often, simply, alfoil.