Sculpture: Rachel Garceau Large Ceramic Pillow Stone with Enso Marks
Sculpture: Rachel Garceau Large Ceramic Pillow Stone with Enso Marks
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Rachel Garceau's pillow stones are hand-built ceramic forms, soft as a cushion to the eye and heavy as a river stone in the hand, each marked with an enso, the single brushed circle of Zen practice. The large size sits on a floor, a hearth or a wide table and changes the room around it.
Each stone is unique and designs in stock vary. Priced each. Contact us to see what is in the studio today. More sculpture.
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Bella Cucina Store x Studio, 288 Buckhead Avenue, Buckhead Village, Atlanta.
Open Monday to Thursday 11am to 6pm, Friday and Saturday 11am to 7pm, Sunday 12pm to 6pm.
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