Star of any room! An impeccable Cooper Patterson bowl. Studio pottery experienced a significant resurgence in the 1970s, as independent artists embraced organic forms, tactile clay bodies, and expressive glazing techniques. Potters of this era frequently signed and dated their works, reflecting a strong sense of individual artistic identity and craftsmanship.
Cooper Patterson was part of this vibrant North American studio pottery movement, producing distinctive earthenware and stoneware pieces that combined sculptural qualities with everyday utility. Works featuring avant-garde silhouettes, such as undulating rims and integrated cutout handles, highlight the experimental spirit of 1970s ceramics.
Top Opening 11,3/4"x12" Bottom diameter 9" Height 9"
