Blue Moon Jar

 Blue Moon Jar | Strahan Clarke

Focusing on expansive volume and weighted balance, the vessel captures a quiet tension between the precision of symmetry and the warmth of the maker’s hand.

The jar is finished in a vibrant, atmospheric blue glaze that breaks softly over a subtle, repeating texture.

This surface "skin," achieved through the artist's signature bespoke tooling, creates a rhythmic play of light that follows the generous curve of the vessel.

The short, refined neck and narrow foot emphasise the jar’s swell, making it feel both ethereal and grounded like a celestial body captured in clay.

As a singular statement piece, this Moon Jar celebrates the meditative process of its creation.

It is a work that invites reflection, using its sheer scale and tactile depth to command a space while maintaining a sense of serene, ancient-inspired calm.

Group Exhibition: Between Land, Sea and Sky

Bringing together Beth McGill, Emma Walker, Meg Cummins and Strahan Clarke whose practices are deeply connected to the natural environments of Aotearoa, we present this exhibition 'Between Land, Sea and Sky'. 

Approximate Dimensions:

Width - 300mm x Height - 300mm