Lunar Bowl Color:Orange Shino Perched on the far western

Perched on the far western Dingle Peninsula Ireland is the striking Coumeenoole Strand Beach

Meticulously crafted using silver and gold wire and sheets and resin

The artist sand-carved and cut away the lip on this flattened hand-blown vase to reveal dimensional lily pads and lily flowers

This mandala-like piece intrigues with vibrant colors and detailed patterns reminiscent of fabric

This abstracted seascape was painted using acrylic paint and copper leaf

Lunar Bowl Color:Orange Shino Perched on the far westernThese handmade bowls are made one by one. A disk is cut out of a slab of porcelain clay then draped over a plaster mold. The mold adds support as the stipple texture is applied using a little tool. When texturing is done, the bowl is popped off, cleaned up, and set aside to dry. After the first firing (bisque), the piece is ready for glazing. The piece is fired once again, this time to 2300 degrees, making the clay vitreous. Black carbon spots