Thea
Sconce
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Thea by Caroline Blackburn explores form as a filter for light. Rather than relying on applied elements, the ceramic body itself determines how light is revealed; subtly regulating brightness through contour, thickness, and intentional irregularity. Each sconce is hand-built and fired individually. The transformation that occurs in the kiln plays an active role in the final expression. No two pieces are identical.
Disclaimer:
Thea is handmade and made to order. Differences in shape, glaze, surface, and light expression are expected and integral to the design.
Clients seeking a coordinated pair may collaborate with our team to make a selection.
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- Thea
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- Sconce
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- Caroline Blackburn
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Designer Feature
Caroline Blackburn is an award-winning Los Angeles sculptural ceramic artist. Her vessels explore a deeply held interest in abstract painting, architecture, and nature. Trained as a painter, her sculptural ceramic work focuses on bringing freshness and immediacy to each piece through color, form, and surface texture. While investigating an interest in form, the work produces a continual shift between surface, texture, color and object.
