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three bud vases, each with an iris in with a green background.

Boubouki Budvase

JDP Ceramics

£42.00
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Boubouki Budvase

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Boubouki Budvase by JDP Ceramics. James’s Action Casting process sees coloured pigments added to the porcelain slip as it is poured into the mould. Creating a completely unique pattern in each piece. Left unglazed on the outside with a clear glaze on the interior, this budvase is perfectly formed and still very functional. Perfect for a small single stem to brighten any room - but don’t overload it with a large heavy flower as it might unbalance the elegant simple form.

3.5 cm (w) x 15.5 cm (h) approx.

Please note that due to the handmade nature of all products, the dimensions, colours, glazes etc. may vary from piece to piece. The image here is for illustration purposes only and you may not receive the actual piece featured in the image.

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MEET THE MAKER

JDP Ceramics

Maker Details

Location

Manchester

Main Materials

Porcelain

Technique

Actioncasting

Making Since

2016

In the Fodder Fold Since

2019

As Seen In
Bio

James Pegg is the maker behind JDP Ceramics. His love for movement and colour in his work stems from his BA in Printed Textiles (Glasgow School of Art) and his MA in Fashion (Central St. Martins). Having recently moved from London to Manchester, James continues to lecture in Fashion Design alongside his ceramic work. Colour and movement play a strong part in his Action Casting project, the technique of pouring stained porcelain into a coloured slip casting mould to create unique abstract pieces. The colour dictating its own path which is then fired permanently into the work.