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Melted Flowers

$290.00 Sold

Maker: Katherine Holland

Product Story

Like an abstract painting made in the kiln, Melted Flowers features a wild, one-of-a-kind glaze—petal tones of lilac, moss, and turquoise blooming across a deep earthen base. A conversation starter that doubles as a vessel. Watertight, unpredictable, and unapologetically expressive.

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Materials & Construction

Glazed clay
Responsible Design

Katherine Holland's ceramics embody responsible design through their handcrafted, small-batch production process, minimizing waste and ensuring each piece is made with care and intention. Using timeless techniques and durable materials, her work is designed to last and be cherished for generations.
Care Instructions

Water tight
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meet the maker: Katherine Holland

Katherine Holland is a Toronto-based artist whose multidisciplinary approach bridges the worlds of photography and ceramics. Best known for her evocative visual storytelling as a photographer, Katherine has brought her keen eye for composition, texture, and form into the realm of ceramics.Her work in clay is a tactile exploration of artistry, where traditional techniques meet modern sensibilities, resulting in unique pieces that balance functionality with sculptural beauty.

Each of Katherine’s ceramic creations reflects her deep appreciation for the interplay of light and shadow—a sensibility honed through years behind the camera. Her pieces often echo the organic imperfections of nature, celebrating the raw beauty of the handmade. Whether crafting vessels for everyday use or statement objects for the home, Katherine’s work is grounded in a philosophy of creating intentional, meaningful pieces that enhance the spaces they inhabit.

As a ceramicist, Katherine draws inspiration from her dynamic career as a photographer, merging her passion for storytelling with the meditative process of shaping clay. The result is a collection of ceramics that embody both artistry and utility, designed to be cherished for years to come.

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