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Traditional Art
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Lol so I looked this up, because I wasn't sure if it was a 2d painting or 3d object.
It's a US$370 ceramic vase that someone in the reviews was very unhappy about - because it did not look like this image.
Yep, it seems the person who bought one was very dissapointed with what they got I think that whenever buying ceramics online you definitely need to see images of the exact piece you'll get It's a shame really as raku can produce some amazing results, I've got 2 pieces by Chris Hawkins which have a much richer finish, and a more diverse mix of colours than the one the reviewer received, personally I'd have sent it back for a refund
Yeah I love the technique and would gladly have one myself (if I thought international shipping could handle such a thing) but the pics were definitely not the greatest representation of the final product, even if it were one of the better pieces.