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CANDLES: Do you underestimate the importance of self care? I'm the gal that puts everyone else first forgetting about my own needs along the way. Stern words from those close remind me to take care of myself and so does burning one of my handpoured 🥥 wax scented candles whilst admiring it's handcarved vessel. Creating is my time and my brand is based on key values one being "Freedom and Empowerment". I am my brand, I must adhere to my own values! This week I'm practicing ENJOYing my journey & reminding myself daily "I Rock!". "I want my customers to feel the same POSITIVE SELF-WORTH VIBES as I do designing and creating them!!!" What do you do to look after yourself? #practiceselflove #selfcaretips #candlesuk #candlevessels #handmadevessel #handcarved #thursday #easternzen #healingart #artforthehomeandsoul #emergingartistplatform #artforyourhome #shelfenvy #interiorstyling #homeware #shelfstyling #interiorstylingwithscent #luxury #luxurycandles #carved #carvedcandles #candleinterior #supportlocalbusinesses #candlebenefits #uniquevessels #polymerclayloves #Rebeccathickbroom #lookafteryourself https://www.instagram.com/p/CLtcppDFK11/?igshid=4fzmfbkn4xs7

For just $788.33 Materials Raku Pottery, Ceramic Vessel Sculpture, Rick Foris Dimensions: Height: 16.5 Inches; Width: 11 Inches; Depth: 11 Inches “Rick Foris hand makes fantastic and eccentric sculptural pieces. Many are constructed using complicated assemblages of disparate components. Separately, the elements seem familiar: bases, handles, lids and spouts which betray his origins as a functional potter. ___________________________________________________________________ Original Petroglyph Ceremonial Raku Vessel by Pottery Artist Rick Foris Unique One of a Kind Hand Made Eccentric Multi Colored Design Beautiful when Lighted Perfect Gift for Unique Pottery Lovers Ideal for Restaurants & Hotel Entryways Four Pieces Quick Easy Assembly Rapid Safe Shipping _______________________________________________________________________ Some draw on architectural resonances from Aztec and Mayan culture, and shapes reminiscent of Oriental tea vessels, ceremonial temple ware, gold Russian minarets and even bits from an engineer’s scrap-yard. The sum of each sculpture, however, is much more that its parts and ultimately the pieces defy attempts to impose a provenance. Instead they offer themselves as stunning individual objects with more that a touch of Hollywood about them.” (Tim Andrews, in his book Raku, A&C Black, London, 2004) Rick Foris has been making pottery since 1970. For the past 30 years he has worked almost exclusively with Raku, a method of firing pottery in which the piece is placed in a heated kiln, removed when red hot and put into a container filled with a combustible material, such as sawdust. All of Rick’s work is done solely by him. His pieces are wheel thrown and contain many hand built additions and bases. All are Raku fired. Many are finished with acrylics. "My work reflects many influences, though none consciously. This maintains an element of mystery in both the shapes of the vessels and the impact of the surface. My designs suggest other cultur...