Bee & Honeycomb Wall Clock – Patina Green and Oyster Gray

Description

This Clock Measures 9″ wide x 8″ tall

Mini Quartz Clock Mechanisms:
– are very quiet- no loud ticking
– run on a single AA battery (not included)
– made in U.S.A.

Clock is ready to hang on wall with notch or wire that catches screw or nail.

This clock is an original design
sculpted in low relief
fired with low fire ceramic glazes

to see more designs & colors go to: www.HoneybeeCeramics.com

I am a ceramic artist living in Santa Cruz, California, USA. I specialize in ceramic light switch plate covers, art clocks, and dimensional tiles. I use various slips to cast the shapes and finish them off with a wide range of glazes, both gloss and matte. My website has examples of the range of what I can offer.

After I graduated as a fine art major in college I loved painting and drawing in a personal, exploratory way while supporting myself as a waitress and farmer’s market vendor. Life events inspired me to use my artistic skills toward creating a line of ceramic wares that are marketable, functional and creative. The growth of the internet has enabled me to work full time as an artist. I love to transform ordinary household objects into works of art that add texture, color and beauty to the home. The images in my work reflect my love and awe for the complexity of the natural world, and my concern for its wellbeing. Objects in our homes that we see and touch and use in our daily lives are transformed by making them out of clay and ceramic glazes rather than plastic.

Ceramic glazes are made from minerals mined from the earth that are heated to 2000 degrees. In the kiln they become liquid glass that moves over the sculpted designs like lava that flows through and over valleys and then hardens. I use the specially formulated art glazes that cause some minerals to rest in the crevices while other minerals rise to the peaks, thus accentuating the three dimensional quality of my work. There is an alchemical transformation of glazes that compels me to create with them.

Beth Sherman

Website: http://www.honeybeeceramics.com/
Etsy Shop: https://www.etsy.com/shop/HoneybeeCeramics