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Hand Thrown Glazed, Signed and Dated Artisanal Ceramic Pottery Bowl

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Wheel thrown pottery glazed with a white glaze decorated with a hand painted blue flower pattern. This is a one of a kind object made in the ancient way by hand in a small artisanal pottery by Christy Johnson. Made by hand in Los Angeles, California, hand decorated with a blue flower painted to the inside base. Wheel thrown glazed earthenware bowl, the bowl is both signed Christy Johnson and dated "84". Unique ceramic bowl and would form a real statement piece in any collection. Dimensions: 1.5" high, 10.25" diameter.
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