Rose Quartz Pink Strawflower
A 37th anniversary gift calls for something that has already figured out how to outlast a trend, and the Rose Quartz Pink Strawflower has never known how to do anything else. Rose Quartz was named by a committee and declared color of the year by people whose job that apparently is, and for eighteen months everyone had an opinion about it. The strawflower ignored all of it — drying itself out on its own schedule, holding its color quietly while everything around it faded. Rose Quartz found the strawflower, not the other way around, and the strawflower would like that noted. Ceramic, hand-shaped and glazed, it carries that same indifference to fashion permanently, with no drying rack and no expiration date. It hangs on a single screw and holds its shape at year thirty-seven exactly as it did on day one. A piece from this run belongs to the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, and Chive Ceramics Studio has shaped work like it since 2004.
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Rose Quartz Pink Strawflower
A 37th anniversary gift calls for something that has already figured out how to outlast a trend, and the Rose Quartz Pink Strawflower has never known how to do anything else. Rose Quartz was named by a committee and declared color of the year by people whose job that apparently is, and for eighteen months everyone had an opinion about it. The strawflower ignored all of it — drying itself out on its own schedule, holding its color quietly while everything around it faded. Rose Quartz found the strawflower, not the other way around, and the strawflower would like that noted. Ceramic, hand-shaped and glazed, it carries that same indifference to fashion permanently, with no drying rack and no expiration date. It hangs on a single screw and holds its shape at year thirty-seven exactly as it did on day one. A piece from this run belongs to the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, and Chive Ceramics Studio has shaped work like it since 2004.
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A 37th anniversary gift calls for something that has already figured out how to outlast a trend, and the Rose Quartz Pink Strawflower has never known how to do anything else. Rose Quartz was named by a committee and declared color of the year by people whose job that apparently is, and for eighteen months everyone had an opinion about it. The strawflower ignored all of it — drying itself out on its own schedule, holding its color quietly while everything around it faded. Rose Quartz found the strawflower, not the other way around, and the strawflower would like that noted. Ceramic, hand-shaped and glazed, it carries that same indifference to fashion permanently, with no drying rack and no expiration date. It hangs on a single screw and holds its shape at year thirty-seven exactly as it did on day one. A piece from this run belongs to the Utah Museum of Fine Arts, and Chive Ceramics Studio has shaped work like it since 2004.
