Elegant milk jar wheel thrown in grey stoneware. A shiny white glaze was used for the inside.
Height 20 cm
Width 10 cm
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Ema Ramanskaite
- EA Ceramics
- Ceramicist
- Margarites Village, Greece
- Master Artisan
Contact
Greek, English, Lithuanian, Russian
Hours:
By appointment only
By appointment only
Phone:
+30 6983232787
+30 6983232787
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Living with clay
- • Ema’s favourite technique is slab building
- • She trained at the Tetraktis studio, in Crete
- • In 2010 she set up EA ceramic studio
Ema Ramanskaite is a master craftswoman based on the Greek island of Crete. Originally from Lithuania, the ceramicist started pottery after a few years working in tourism. She found herself inspired by the Cretan cultural tradition, seeing ceramic all around her. Ema established her own studio in 2010, EA Ceramic, after several years of practising and training alongside the master artisan Giannis Vlavogilakis. She mainly draws her inspiration from ancient art; ancient shapes that she likes to reinterpret with a contemporary expression. Ema creates series of useful objects, such as teapots, juicers, vases, seeking to blend functionality and aesthetic beauty.
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Milk Jar
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Swinging bowl
The Swinging bowl collection is made with both wheel throwing and hand building techniques. Each bowl is handcrafted in grey stoneware and finished with matt black glaze on the inside. The series is inspired by round base jars used in Ancient Greece for carrying liquids on boats.
Height 7 cm
Width 11 cm
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Raki teapot
The Raki teapot was made with both wheel throwing and hand building techniques. It is handcrafted in grey stoneware and finished with matt black glaze on the inside.
Height 12 cm
Width 18 cm
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Shallow serving platter
This shallow serving platter was wheel thrown and glazed on the inside with a vibrant blue colour.
Height 6 cm
Width 22 cm
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Mino bottle for wine
The Mino bottle was wheel thrown and finished with matt black glaze applied to the inside. Its shape is inspired by small ring-shaped bottles used in Ancient Greece to store expensive oil perfumes.
Height 14 cm
Width 14 cm
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