Crafted in support and celebration of Point Blue Conservation Science, this collection honors the fragile marine ecosystems of the Farallon Islands.
The centerpiece of this collection is the story of 'Morris,' the first Northern Gannet sighted in the Pacific, and on the Farallones, after melting Arctic ice led him completely off course.
Through these ceramic pieces, I hope to capture the resilience of these seabirds and marine life and support the vital stewardship of Point Blue in working to protect them.
Learn more at www.pointblue.org
These sea daisies and matcha art were painted with food-safe glazes onto wheel-thrown stoneware. The sea daisies are vibrant blooms which thrive on the rugged, windswept bluffs of the Farallon Islands, stabilizing fragile soil and providing vital nesting shelter for seabirds.
Capacity and dimensions: Holds 9 oz.
Design: Original, hand-painted, one of a kind ceramic art.
Origin: Made by hand in California.
Care: Microwave and oven safe. Gentle hand washing is recommended.
A portion of the proceeds from this bowl will support Point Blue Conservation Science and their vital stewardship of the Farallon Islands.
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