Janaki Larsen grew up in the prairies of Alberta and on the coast of British Columbia. The daughter of artists, she attended the Emily Carr Institute of Art and Design where she studied ceramics. Each of her pieces is hand-thrown and hand-glazed so no two are exactly alike. Each work carries its own raw identity with a quiet and monochromatic aesthetic that feels as if it has survived from another time and place. Larsen finds her inspiration in clay from the earth.
Bread Plate, Pebble Glaze
BY Janaki Larsen
$110 USD
The Bread Plate is hand thrown on the wheel and hand glazed by Vancouver-based potter Janaki Larsen.Larsen’s ceramics—simple in form, modern and minimalist in design—are offered in two finishes: the pure, milky White Glaze, and the subtly green-hued Pebble, akin in tone to mossy sea stones. Her pieces have gentle lines and a sense of quietness about them. Each is handmade so no two pieces are exactly alike. Larsen is continually inspired by nature and light and her love of dirt – growing plants in it and making ceramics out of it.
Dishwasher safe when time does not permit the luxury of hand washing. A simple and gentle scrub with water and baking soda takes most if not all stains out.
