Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot

Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot

$80.00
$80.00
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Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
  • Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot
Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot

Barbara Heard Signed Pit-Fired Spherical Seed Pot

$80.00
$80.00
Provenance & Condition

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A nearly perfect sphere settles low against the surface, giving this seed pot the stillness of a stone shaped by hand. At 12.75 inches across and 8.5 inches high, the closed ceramic form has generous presence without an ounce of excess. Barbara Heard signed the piece, securing the maker behind this exact vessel; its pit-fired finish places clay in direct conversation with flame and atmosphere, where subtle variations belong to the process rather than applied decoration. The form draws on the Southwest seed-pot tradition while remaining distinctly a studio object, guided by proportion and surface instead of ornament. No narrower date or exhibition history accompanies it, and none is needed to feel the assurance of the rounded profile. Alone on a low console or broad shelf, the unfilled pot lets side light travel slowly around the body so the firing surface and uninterrupted silhouette remain the whole composition.

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