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CERAMIC PODS

These pieces embody the texture, form, and impressions of the landscape outside and around my studio. 

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MARK MAKING

Each line etched into the clay with Christina's hands

VASES

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Signpost - Ceramic wall piece Signpost - Ceramic wall piece

Signpost - Ceramic wall piece

$165.00

Forge Ahead - Modular Ceramic Wall Piece Forge Ahead - Modular Ceramic Wall Piece

Forge Ahead - Modular Ceramic Wall Piece

$435.00

This way - Ceramic Wall Piece This way - Ceramic Wall Piece

This way - Ceramic Wall Piece

$135.00

Restless - Ceramic wall piece Restless - Ceramic wall piece

Restless - Ceramic wall piece

$135.00

Inner Maps -Modular ceramic wall piece Inner Maps -Modular ceramic wall piece

Inner Maps -Modular ceramic wall piece

$385.00

Moss Pathways - Platter Moss Pathways - Platter

Moss Pathways - Platter

$195.00

Blue Steel - Serving Bowl Blue Steel - Serving Bowl

Blue Steel - Serving Bowl

$260.00

Painterly Blue Steel - Rounded Bowl #2 Painterly Blue Steel - Rounded Bowl #2

Painterly Blue Steel - Rounded Bowl #2

$260.00

Ikat Stripe - Orb Vessel Ikat Stripe - Orb Vessel

Ikat Stripe - Orb Vessel

$240.00

URCHIN POD URCHIN POD

URCHIN POD

$380.00

Moss Pathways - Enclosed Vase Moss Pathways - Enclosed Vase

Moss Pathways - Enclosed Vase

$185.00

Trade The Mark x Outer Island - Greeting Card Trade The Mark x Outer Island - Greeting Card

Trade The Mark x Outer Island - Greeting Card

$6.95

What goes into making a mark

Inspired by the surrounding bush of her Darkinjung, Central Coast studio, Christina McLean of TRADE the MARK uses clay as her canvas, creating bold, one-off ceramic wares that blur the line between art and functional ware. Intricately etched with sgraffito decoration, each brightly coloured vessel celebrates her devotion to a hand-crafted practice.

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Moss Pathways

Enclosed Vase

Urchin

Pod Vase

VASES

BOWLS

Hanging Planters

PLANTERS

I acknowledge the Darkinjung people, the traditional owners of this land on which I live and work. I pay my deepest respects to Elders past, present and emerging.