Handcrafted Ceramic Spheres Decorative Artwork Hand Built Pottery Launched

Experienced ceramic artist David Andersen launched a new collection of handcrafted ceramic spheres featuring unique designs and ideal as both standalone decorations or light features.

Mesa , United States – September 7, 2019 /PressCable/ —

David Andersen, an artist and ceramicist specializing in handcrafted ceramic spheres, launched his collection of high-quality custom ceramic art. His hand-built spheres are created using a proprietary technique which takes hundreds of hours of work, and range in designs from inspirational to abstract and other styles.

More details can be found at https://andersenbuilt.com.

In his newly launched collection David uses a 16-step process to create high-quality ceramic spheres with a variety of unique designs. The process begins with a detailed drawing on spherical pre-gridded paper or on an actual sphere template, and continues with molding two pieces of clay into a sphere, as well as compressing and shaping the sphere.

David then carefully carves the sphere to achieve the desired design, a step which may take up to 140 hours to complete.

Finally, once the carving has been completed, David fires the pieces then glazes them to create the desired color combination, a process which may take another 120 to 160 hours to complete.

David’s newly updated collection includes three spheres in his Signature series, ranging in price from $3,800 to $4,800. They can be used as standalone decorative pieces, or as light features both static and on a turntable.

With the latest announcement, David Andersen continues to create unique ceramic art inspired by his passion for the perfection of the sphere.

A skilled bricklayer for more than 34 years, David has transitioned to becoming a full time ceramic artist in 2004. Though he has incorporated a series of masonry techniques into his ceramic art, he focuses exclusively on creating handcrafted ceramic spheres.

Commenting on the popular “Jack of all trades, master of none” statement, David said: “I have been one to focus on the concept of being a master. My focus is simply on hand building spheres, to the extent that my connection to such reaches a level of intimacy. Often when I do Art shows other ceramic artists imply that my spheres are slip-cast, I inquire as to why they think this is so, they reply because they are so exacting. I find this very flattering in that none of my work is slip-cast nor could I execute this exactness by using that process.”

Interested parties can find more information by visiting the above-mentioned website.

Contact Info:
Name: David Andersen
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Organization: David Andersen Andersen Built Ceramics P.O. Box 8368 Mesa, AZ 85214 (480)208-3440 Call or Text https://andersenbuilt.com/
Address: P.O. Box 8368, Mesa , AZ 85214, United States
Phone: +1-480-208-3440
Website: https://andersenbuilt.com

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