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Alkimia Stoneware | Forge Vessel
Description

Hand thrown stoneware vessel in a textural glaze with bronze undertones by Los Angeles artist, Lukas Weyandt of Alikimia Stoneware. 

Specifications

Dimensions: 4.75"dia. x 7.75"h
Materials + Techniques: Ceramic
Place of Origin: USA
Date of Manufacture: 2026

SKU #01433

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Alkimia Stoneware | Forge Vessel

Alkimia Stoneware | Forge Vessel

SKU: 01433

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Lukas Weyandt

Lukas Weyandt

Lukas Weyandt likens the art of making pottery to the medieval practice of alchemy – transforming
matter into something precious. Medieval alchemists were never able to conjure gold, but Weyandt has succeeded in turning raw clay into something precious – gold in the eyes of his admirers. Precision and attention to detail guide his hand on the potters’ wheel and the resulting forms are both elegant and structural. In the glazing process, layering reveals underlying tones of blue, green, and gold emerging from the primary bronze coloration...alchemy achieved!

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Lukas Weyandt

Lukas Weyandt

Alkimia Stoneware

Lukas Weyandt likens the art of making pottery to the medieval practice of alchemy – transforming
matter into something precious. Medieval alchemists were never able to conjure gold, but Weyandt has succeeded in turning raw clay into something precious – gold in the eyes of his admirers. Precision and attention to detail guide his hand on the potters’ wheel and the resulting forms are both elegant and structural. In the glazing process, layering reveals underlying tones of blue, green, and gold emerging from the primary bronze coloration...alchemy achieved!