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Studio Ceramics/vessel. Scarabeo. Cassell, Halima (Born 1975, Pakistan). White stoneware bowl cut from a hemisphere, the outside deeply carved with shapes that suggest organic forms. On the inside, carved shapes lead down to eight sharp points which meet in the centre of the base. The underside has sharp edges which come together to act as a near-stable base. Stoneware, hand carved, unglazed, diameter 24 cm, height 11.5 cm, 2015-2016. Acquisition Credit: Gift of Nicholas and Judith Goodison through the National Art Collections Fund.
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