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FEATURE PRODUCT
Red and Green Kangaroo Paw
These vases showcase the Kangaroo Paw design, engraved into the clay and accented with red and green glaze. They look stunning when displayed as a set, as a standalone piece, or when filled with a handpicked posy of flowers.
$60-350
The Studio & Workshop
Embark on a unique journey of creativity, play, and discovery at Danica Wichtermann's studio. Experience firsthand the intricate process behind her exquisite ceramic creations or delve into your own artistic expression.
Danica's intimate studio gallery, situated within her home, offers a welcoming space for both appreciating her handcrafted artworks and engaging in creative workshops and events. Here, you can explore and select from a range of bespoke pieces or craft your own masterpiece under expert guidance.
Located in Wattle Grove, WA, and nestled amidst serene bushlands and vibrant birdlife, the studio provides the perfect retreat to unwind and reconnect with the art of ceramics.
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Workshops, or come to her Next Event.
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Danica Wichtermann’s
creative process starts its humble beginning on the pottery wheel. Mounds of porcelain clay are shaped into forms that serve as canvases for intricate carving and line work. Impressions from nature inspire textures and patterns that are meticulously carved into the clay and inlaid with color to create striking contrasts.
Each piece is carefully glazed and finished to perfection. They are not only works of art but also functional, durable, and safe for everyday use.
“I am in such awe of nature’s creations and the beauty that surrounds us. I am particularly drawn to our unique flowers, those that can be overlooked or hidden away. There is something special about trying to capture the essence of a thing of wonder.”
