MargeCeramics
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Steven on Sep 20, 2022
5 out of 5 starsBeautiful piece! Easily the most unique bolo tie I own. The artist was great with communication.
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cubbiefan105 on Aug 1, 2022
5 out of 5 starsLove it, would absolutely buy this again multiple times when available again
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Caroline on Jan 10, 2022
5 out of 5 starsBought this as a gift for my partner after seeing the artist’s work at a craft show, and I wish I got another one for myself! The textures, colours, and different clays are so unique and fun. Local pickup was also a breeze. I love a cool interactive piece so I’ll definitely be back.
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Sara on May 5, 2021
5 out of 5 starsThe color is very beautiful and well made. It’s a squat-shaped mug, holds 11oz to a reasonable point, 15oz if filled to being convex at the top, held by surface tension. Picture with a standard tea box for size comparison. The handle fits two fingers through comfortably. I personally don’t like when the body of a mug is unglazed, so the few fingerprint-sized spots without glaze is against my preference. To another person, that might be a part that they love.
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Jessica on Mar 4, 2021
5 out of 5 starsthis is my new iced tea/kombucha glass and i love how it feels in my hands. its attractive rounded shapliness and perfect lil finger divots satiate me. thank you!!
About MargeCeramics
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Who Is Marge?
Emily M Gannon, the maker behind Marge Ceramics, is a multi-disciplinary artist and potter currently living in Richmond, VA.
Her ceramics practice is both functional and decorative. She uses multiple clay bodies and surface treatments to create one-of-a-kind tableware, as well as sculptural/decorative pieces and more recently jewelry.
Emily’s original focus in the arts was printmaking, however her material practice has since shifted into ceramics.
Her work is very tactile, textured, obsessive, while also influenced by printmaking processes; carved, etched, illustrated. You can see references to the environment, the body, to home, to gestures, and the hands that make them. In her own words: “I see my work in clay as an extension of my background in printmaking and illustration. I obsess over surface; messy, expressive glazes, winding texts, intricate drawings etched into the clay. My hope is that the objects are held and explored, and the viewer gets as much joy from their investigation as I do making them.”
Emily works out of The Visual Arts Center in Richmond, VA.
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Emily M Gannon is the maker behind Marge Ceramics. Her formal arts education was in printmaking & illustration; processes which she applies to her ceramics. The work is tactile, illustrated, textured. Emily lives & works in Richmond, VA.
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