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View fullsize Dropped off a big delivery to @kettlesyardshop yesterday! ✨ Keep an eye out—they'll be refreshing their stock very soon. It is such an honor to have my work featured in this beautiful and inspiring Cambridge contemporary art museum.

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View fullsize The Flow Series ⁠
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Designed to capture the soft, yielding nature of raw clay in a finished, functional piece, the Flow bowl brings a sense of quiet energy to any space. ⁠
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The folded edges mimic a natural drift, making the bowl feel alive and full
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The movement in the pots is so full of energy, it feels as though they might just drift away. It is an incredible feeling to create work that truly reflects the soft, fluid character of the clay.
View fullsize I am truly honoured to announce that I will be participating in three Potfest events this year! This was my first year applying, and I am absolutely thrilled to have been accepted into three shows. Having the opportunity to exhibit alongside some of
View fullsize Eddington Art is just three weeks away. I'm excited to be part of this amazing event again with another 25 artists and makers. ⁠
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I'll bring along my new work alongside some of your old favorites. ⁠
Come and say hello to me and all our artists!⁠
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View fullsize The Flow Series | The Black Collection 🌑⁠
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Capturing the quiet rhythm of the tea ceremony.⁠
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This lidded Gaiwan is a special milestone for me—my first exploration into lidded vessels within the Flow Series. While the rest of the collection c
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In the Flow Series, movement isn't always visible in the clay—sometimes it’s found in the ritual.⁠
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This Gaiwan is designed to be a quiet companion to your tea practice. From the way the lid fits to the ste
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If you look closely, you can see the rhythm of the wheel. I chose to leave these throwing marks visible to honor the 'flow state' of the making process.
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Origin from my Tall Footed Bowl, I squeezed after trimming the perfect foot to create this wave. ⁠
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Finding balance on the edge. This speckled white stoneware feels like a quiet morning in the studio. There’s a hidden stren
View fullsize The Flow Series | More than just a bowl. 🌿⁠
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This large display piece found its new home at the @hepworthwakefield Ceramic Fair.⁠
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I loved seeing how people were drawn to its simple arrangement—green foliage and seeds gathered from my own ga
View fullsize Sculptural Ceramic exhibiting at @diwt

Browse full collection on the website of The Modern Warehouse Gallery , link in my Bio
View fullsize Sculptural Ceramic exhibiting at @diwt 

Browse full collection on the website of The Modern Warehouse Gallery , link in my Bio
View fullsize Our online exhibition continues at The Modern Warehouse Gallery @diwt 

Serenity & Stillness for Daily Life

Sculptural Ceramics by Mingyu Du

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The Modern Warehouse Gallery specialises in 

Fine Design
Art & Objects
Vernacular Furniture
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View fullsize The Flow Series | The Pouring Bowl 🌊⁠
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Every collection has a beginning. For the Flow Series, it started with this very bowl.⁠
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I remember the first time I made it—the incredible feeling of taking a perfect form off the wheel and intentional
View fullsize The Flow Series | The Tea Ritual 🍵⁠
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How does a Gaiwan fit into a series about 'Flow'? For me, it is the heart of it.⁠
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Beyond the physical waves of the larger bowls, this piece celebrates the flow of the ritual—the intentional movement of w
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Captured in a state of flux. I love how the rim of this piece mimics the weightless fold of fabric, yet it's forged in stone and fire.

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