Working with slab construction, we’ll explore contour, depth, and volume to construct a 2-sided flower vase that mimics a wheel-thrown form–at least on the face of it! Referencing some classic contours to get you started, you’ll design a profile, then join the slabs to create a mandorla-shaped base and opening. The foreshortening of the form makes this the perfect vase for a sunny windowsill.

Working with slab construction, we’ll explore contour, depth, and volume to construct a 2-sided flower vase that mimics a wheel-thrown form–at least on the face of it! Referencing some classic contours to get you started, you’ll design a profile, then join the slabs to create a mandorla-shaped base and opening. The foreshortening of the form makes this the perfect vase for a sunny windowsill.

Working with slab construction, we’ll explore contour, depth, and volume to construct a 2-sided flower vase that mimics a wheel-thrown form–at least on the face of it! Referencing some classic contours to get you started, you’ll design a profile, then join the slabs to create a mandorla-shaped base and opening. The foreshortening of the form makes this the perfect vase for a sunny windowsill.

Working with slab construction, we’ll explore contour, depth, and volume to construct a 2-sided flower vase that mimics a wheel-thrown form–at least on the face of it! Referencing some classic contours to get you started, you’ll design a profile, then join the slabs to create a mandorla-shaped base and opening. The foreshortening of the form makes this the perfect vase for a sunny windowsill.