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©Ana Jakić Jevtović

Ana Jakić Jevtović

  • Ceramicist
  • Kraljevo, Serbia
  • Master Artisan
Ana Jakić Jevtović Ceramicist
Contact
Serbian, English
Hours:
Tuesday to Sunday 12:00 - 20:00
Phone:
+381 654343555
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The thrill of creating

  • • Ana loves experimenting with ancient firing techniques
  • • She sees ceramic art as the perfect blend of colour and form
  • • By combining techniques, she keeps discovering new methods in ceramics

Straight after high school, Ana Jakić Jevtović knew ceramic art was her true calling. Her love of the craft is evident and her passion is contagious. Choosing to study ceramics, she was first fascinated by the possibility to merge colour and form. Experimentation became an integral part of her work, while she explored flatness and volume and the traditional ways of firing such as stoneware, porcelain and raku. Inspired by the peace she finds in nature, Ana immerses herself in the process completely. “I love trying out different colour solutions and the uncertainty of the procedure excites me” – it’s what initially attracted her to clay. Ana also works with young students as a teacher and quotes endurance as the main key to success.

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Works

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  • ©Vladan Marinković
Photo: ©Ana Jakić Jevtović
Communication

This abstract piece is a stoneware sculpture mounted on a wooden pedestal with a metal wire holder. Crafted in a traditional stoneware technique, the sculpture is a combination of wheel-thrown and handcrafted elements, dark glaze and details in gold.

Length 22 cm
Width 35 cm
Height 45 cm

Photo: ©Ana Jakić Jevtović
Peace

This piece is a stoneware sculpture pair mounted on a wooden pedestal with two metal wire holders. Reminiscent of objects from nature, the work is created in a traditional stoneware technique, glazed with details in gold.

Length 10 cm
Width 15 cm
Height 30 cm
Length 8 cm
Width 13 cm
Height 19 cm

Photo: ©Ana Jakić Jevtović
Twins

This two-piece stoneware sculpture pair is mounted on two wooden pedestals with two metal wire holders. Crafted in a traditional stoneware technique, it’s finished with a matte glaze and hand-carved details to resemble motifs found in nature.

Length 15 cm
Width 16 cm
Height 63 cm
Length 15 cm
Width 15 cm
Height 64 cm

Photo: ©Ana Jakić Jevtović
Couple

This two-part stoneware sculpture is mounted on a single wooden pedestal with two metal wire holders. Crafted in a traditional stoneware technique, it’s finished with a semi-lustrous glaze shaped to resemble bird motifs found in nature.

Length 18 cm
Width 28 cm
Height 28 cm

Photo: ©Vladan Marinković
Dark forest

This three-piece stoneware sculpture is mounted on separate wooden pedestals with metal wire holders. Crafted in a traditional stoneware technique, it’s finished with matte and semi-lustrous glaze and golden details to resemble motifs found in nature.

Length 20 cm
Width 30 cm
Height 35 cm

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