About the object: Elina Martian's lanterns delight with their lightness and the special play of shadows. The glaze of this light is mint-colored and the layered application of the glaze has created a delicate play of colors. The light has a diameter of approx. 11 cm and a height of approx. 7.5 cm.
Manufacturing process: Elina turned the lantern from cream-colored stoneware clay on the wheel and cut each opening into the still damp clay by hand. The object was fired at 1230 degrees and is therefore very stable despite its lightness.
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- Elina Martian ceramics can be washed by hand if necessary. Use clear water or a maximum of gentle cleaning agents and no abrasive sponges.
- Dry the container carefully after cleaning to avoid water stains.
- Ceramic pots can be rougher on the underside than pots made of other materials. We therefore recommend protecting sensitive surfaces on which the vessel is to stand from scratching if necessary.
Elina Martian (born 1989) makes ceramics under the artist's name "Frau vom Mars" (Woman from Mars) in her studio in Tarp, near Flensburg.
As a trained communication designer and alongside her work as a freelance documentary photographer, Elina has found her creative home as "Frau vom Mars" in decorated ceramics and illustrated art prints.
"Working with my hands, feeling the material and the long time I spend with just one piece makes this work something special for me."
Elina creates stoneware ceramics with a clear yet playful style. She works with different types of colored clay, which, depending on their texture, feel rough or like smooth stones that have been polished on their journey and by the weather. The ceramics are turned on the wheel and then elaborately decorated with regular patterns. Elina sketches the patterns onto the wet clay and then patiently carves them into the clay line by line.
"I particularly like to leave the outside of the ceramics completely or partially unglazed, so that it is a tactile experience to stroke the surface and feel the contrast between the unglazed and glazed surfaces."
This is how many unique pieces are created in the studio of the woman from Mars, no two of which are the same - mugs, cups, bowls that accompany people through everyday life and remind them of small moments of pause. Or vases, lights and other decorative objects that can emphasize a warm, special ambience at home."
We at haptik are very happy that Elina has made the long journey from Mars and has arrived in our neighborhood!
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