Tim Cornell Pottery - 021

A classic silhouette with anything-but-classic surface detail. This smoky-toned vessel features marbled layers of ash, ink, and violet undertones, accented by tendrils of carbon tracing across its skin. A quiet showstopper—refined, but rich with movement.   ABOUT TIM CORNELL Tim Cornell is a Chicago-based ceramicist whose evocative Raku pottery bridges ancient techniques with contemporary artistry. With a background in conceptual sound sculpture and a BFA from the University of Illinois at Chicago, Tim discovered ceramics as a form of healing and creative expression. His work is distinguished by the use of Raku clay, known for its resilience to thermal shock, and the incorporation of natural elements like ivy, rose leaves, and feathers from his rescue chicken, Brienne of Tarth. Tim's pieces are non-functional, emphasizing form over function, and each is a unique testament to his experimental approach with alternative firing methods such as Saggar and Obvara. His dedication to the craft