World in Our Hands Tile forest so that the eye would

so that the eye would be drawn to the slab top rather than the base

A handle with a comfortable grip shaped as a bird or a seal is fun to carve

My art will make you laugh

5 inches high

evening light on the rocky coast of California

World in Our Hands Tile forest so that the eye wouldSara Starr, Ceramic Tile, 4 inches by 4 inches. Saras tiles draw from her background as a painter. She hand cuts all of her tiles and surfaces each one with porcelain slip. After drying and bisque firing, she paints lines to define areas on her tiles using a wax resist technique, cuerda seca, which originated in 15th century Spain. She then pours glazes to create distinct shapes. Her finished works often reflect the natural environment of Humboldt