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A modern sculptural metal container or candle holder with a rectangular top, a central square opening, and two side slots, shown on a white surface against a peach-colored background. Studio ERS | Soup Vase | Fodder

The Soup Vase

ERS Studio

£290.00
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The Soup Vase

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Inspired by Emily's Granny's old ceramic soup tureen, this vase is hand-built and finished with a hand-carved outline. 

22cm (h) x 22cm (w) x 7cm (d) 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

Studio ERS

Maker Details

Location

South East London

Main Materials

Stoneware

Technique

Wheel Thrown & Slab Built

Making Since

2021

In the Fodder Fold Since

2024

As Seen In

As seen on BBC1’s Make It At Market | LivingEtc.

Bio

Emily Rose Sinclair, aka Studio ERS, is a self-taught potter based in Peckham. Emily recently left a career in project management to become a full-time potter, after several years of developing her signature ceramics style alongside her full-time job. Emily’s studied Fine Art at Newcastle University, which gave her the time to experiment with different materials, although never clay. She now works with a mixture of hand built and wheel thrown techniques in her practice. Each piece born from a love for food and flowers, her collection includes a range of functional tableware and pieces for the home including vases, plates, platters, pasta bowls and snack dishes. Emily begins with an initial doodle and then works to bring an idea to life in the studio.