ceramic

Kusaka’s playful forms are most commonly seen in her ceramic pots, vases and vessels, often glazed with bright colors and decorated with whimsical geometric patterns.

Same with a white crystal and a decorative ceramic lid.

Cocktails are served in ceramic unicorns and miniature bathtubs.

She returned to her car, having felt the symbolism of Tommy’s surviving basketball hoop, and having salvaged a ceramic figurine and a slightly scorched metal figurine of a trumpet player.

Meanwhile, Art Made Between Opposite Sides, which runs a ceramics program for refugees and asylum seekers, will give some of its proceeds to domestic workers affected by the fires.