Ian Hazard Bill / Ceramics / Vase / Balloon Slip Lines by Grace Khalsa

"This collection of sculptural vessels are made to hold space for the beautiful nourishing and temporal things that come into our lives. Whether in the form of flowers from your garden, fruit from the farmer’s market, berries foraged on hikes, or trinkets from adventures that have ended, I believe the small nourishing treats should have a beautiful place in your home." ~ Ian Hazard-Bill

OOAK vase in collaboration with Grace Khalsa who added the slip lines decoration

• Materials – Wood Fired
• Dimensions – 10.5 h x 12 w
• Care – Hand washing recommended. Every year or so Ian recommends rubbing them with food-safe oil to restore the color and depth to the surface. Coat any matte parts of the surface generously and let sit for a few hours or overnight, so the oil can soak into the clay, before wiping off any excess oil. Ian uses food grade mineral oil which can be found either at the grocery store or hardware stores. Coconut or walnut oil will work but won’t last nearly as long.

This item gets carefully packed and will ship within 5 business days or sooner. Price includes insurance.

Mendocino, CA

Ian Hazard-Bill makes his ceramic work on the wheel and with a unique slab-building technique. The one-of-a-kind glazes are a result of firing his pieces in wood or salt/soda kilns. Born and raised in Marin County, Ian started working in clay in high school and earned a B.A. in Ceramics and Community-based Sustainability from Evergreen State College in Olympia, Washington. Various apprenticeships, artist in residency programs and teaching workshops followed. He is currently the Ceramics Program Coordinator at the Mendocino Art Center.

 

Read more about Ian Hazard Bill in our Conversations with an Artist series.