Diana Fayt Ceramics

by Erika Jurney on May 21, 2009

Diana Fayt: Diana is both a traveler and a lover of home. She gleans inspiration from nature, the mundane and life’s stories. Her ceramic pieces are often narrative with marks of time, events and images seen and experienced and then drawn into the surface of her clay platters bowls and vases. By doing this she hopes to leave a permanent mark that expresses her vision of what she experiences in the world around her.

[via Bazaar Bizarre's Maker Faire vendor list]

Erika Jurney is the founder of Try Handmade. You can follow her on Twitter and Facebook or learn more about her love of the handmade.

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1 Handmade News May 21, 2009 at 6:25 pm: #tryhandmade :: Diana Fayt Ceramics: Diana Fayt: Diana is both a traveler and a lover of home. Sh.. http://tinyurl.com/owet2j
2 Erika Jurney May 21, 2009 at 7:43 pm: Diana Fayt Ceramics http://tinyurl.com/owet2j
3 Rebecca May 26, 2009 at 3:01 am: These bowls are gorgeous! I’ll definitely have to save up for a collection! Hearting on etsy now!
4 Elizabeth Burtt February 12, 2010 at 11:03 am: stunning images and colours, heading to etsy to see more!

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