Edmund de Waal
Genre: Ceramics
Edmund de Waal was apprenticed as a potter in Canterbury, studied in Japan and then read English at Cambridge.
His porcelain is in thirty international museum collections: most recently he has created major installations for the V&A and Tate Britain. He is working on exhibitions for museums in the UK and America and on commissions for private clients.
Edmund has also written widely on art and ceramics. He has recently written the story of the ascent and decline of a Jewish dynasty, about loss and diaspora and about the survival of objects, The Hare with Amber Eyes.
celadon glazed porcelain
W:10.5cm H:21.5cm
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celadon glazed porcelain
H:8.8cm
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celadon glazed porcelain
H:6.5cm
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celadon glazed porcelain
W:9cm H:10cm
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celadon glazed porcelain
W:13.8cm H:14.5cm D:13.8cm
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c.1997
celadon glazed porcelain
W:12.3cm H:17.4cm D:12.3cm
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celadon glazed porcelain
W:8.5cm H:8.5cm D:7.2cm
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c.1997
celadon glazed porcelain
W:12.3cm H:17.4cm D:12.3cm
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1998
limoges porcelain, celadon glaze
H:33cm
Purchased by the National Museums of Scotland c.1998
Michael Harvey
