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Artist Statement
I’m interested in how the use of imagery and pattern can connect a person to a piece of pottery. While designing my work, I look to home décor themes; Eclectic, Bohemian, Mid-century and Contemporary styles to help inform my ideas about making pottery for the home.
I've chosen to throw with dark-brown stoneware because it’s equally rich with or without glaze, allowing me to create pattern in unglazed areas. Using glaze resist techniques, I create layers of color and pattern on each surface. I'm partial to botanical and geometric patterns, high-gloss transparent glazes, jewel tones, metallics, bare clay and layers. I often integrate these design essentials into my work. A piece is successful when the glaze fluctuates effortlessly throughout the form.
Visit Lockwood Ceramics and pick your pattern.
Text 315-723-5482 to schedule an appointment at the Clinton Showroom. The Showroom reopens in December.
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Kandace Lockwood
I became a full-time studio potter in 2007 after graduating from Alfred University. I make functional pottery, along with lamps and cabinet hardware, using a variety of glaze colors and patterns that can be mixed and matched. I sell my pottery in Clinton, through my studio and at craft shows throughout New York.
Tableware is microwave, dishwasher, and food safe. Large platters and bowls should be washed in the sink with dish soap and a sponge.
If gold luster is used on a piece it must be hand washed and may not go in the microwave. Wooden and Metal utensils may be used.
Products
Lockwood Ceramics offers a variety of products including vases, bowls, platters, lamps, cabinet hardware, spoon rests, corked
bottles, jars, garlic keepers, mugs and tumblers.