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Syma-CERAMIC SMALL WORKS is my collection of porcelain and terracotta mythical magical interactive gifts and wearable art. Recently added are my food safe printed “Magical Dishes to Feed a Romance” and my printed ceramic tile coasters.
Inspired by ancient artifacts and spiritual objects; and drawing on my degree in psychology; I am developing this line of hand-made limited-edition versions of my larger one-of-a-kind conceptual/ interactive clay with mixed media sculptures and vessels.
For more information about my larger works, I invite you to visit my website: www.symastudios.com
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Ellen on Mar 27, 2021
5 out of 5 starsI love my Cash Cow. The bell makes a wonderful addition to my collection of Syma's pieces.
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Ellen on Feb 7, 2021
5 out of 5 starsA very special, magical piece to add to my collection of Syma's works. My mother purchased my first bell, from Syma's "one-of-kind" series, back in 1980, before she fell into the shadows of Alzheimer's Disease. I've cherished it since then, it's not just a bell, but an object of affection that's close to my heart..and like Syma says, "I make these works to remind myself that in life, nothing is ever what it seems to be..." Forty one years later, I'm thrilled start a proper collection of her work. This is where Etsy raises the bar, from being a platform for crafters to sell their crafts, to where artists sell their Art.
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Laura on Dec 18, 2020
5 out of 5 starsBeen obsessing over the Pots of Gold for close to 10 years and finally have one! Makes me happy on a daily basis and the gold is so vibrant! I’m a very happy lady!
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About SymaSmallWorks
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Syma
Ceramic Artist
Currently a free-lance teaching artist at the Metropolitan Museum of Art; Syma’s low-relief panels are installed on facades and interiors of public and private buildings in New York, Philadelphia, Boston, and London. Collectors include: Agnes Varis; Michael Heller; Chris Rifkin; and the Art Complex Museum in Duxbury, MA. Her participatory public art project created with elder residents of New York City's Lower East Side public housing, has recently been permanently installed in their community center lobby. Read more about Syma's large and small works here: http://www.bohohome.com/2016/07/everyday-artist-mudpies-and-magic-plus.html
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Cafe Press
Louisville, KY
Cafe Press has printed my collage of my original artwork onto their ceramic tile.
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Maryland China Company
Reisterstown, Md.
This production facility is printing an edition of my drawings and firing them onto imported fine china dessert plates.
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