1970s Rima J. Schulkind Capiz Shell-Inspired Punch Bowl Set with Platter 
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1970s Rima J. Schulkind Capiz Shell-Inspired Punch Bowl Set with Platter
This unique punch bowl set by Rima J. Schulkind, a renowned ceramic artist, dates back to the 1970s and exemplifies her distinctive approach to ceramic art. The set includes a large punch bowl, twelve matching cups, and a platter, all featuring her characteristic intricate, hand-crafted designs that evoke the textures of scales. The scales on the pieces are reminiscent in size and luster to capiz shells, adding an extra layer of elegance and sophistication. The use of a two-tone glaze highlights the detailed craftsmanship and aesthetic appeal of each piece.
Artist: Rima J. Schulkind
Period: 1970s
Signature: Artist Marked
Components:
- Punch Bowl
- Twelve (12) Cups
- Platter
Condition:
Good, with notable crazing on several pieces but no chips, preserving the structural integrity and visual appeal of the set.
Dimensions:
- Punch Bowl: 7.25 inches height, 14 inches diameter
- Cups: 2.5 inches height, 3 inches diameter each
- Platter: 1.5 inches height, 15 inches diameter
About the Artist:
Rima Schulkind is a distinguished ceramic artist renowned for her innovative and transformative approach to sculptural art. Her work often explores the intersection of form and texture, utilizing materials such as clay to craft pieces that are both visually striking and rich in narrative.
Schulkind's artistic journey has been marked by her commitment to exploring themes of change and transformation. Her work frequently embodies a dialogue between the familiar and the abstract, inviting viewers to engage deeply with the materiality and meaning of each piece. Her sculptures often feature organic forms and textures, reflecting her profound connection to the natural world and her interest in the cyclical nature of life and growth.
One of Schulkind's notable works is a punch bowl and cup set, which exemplifies her signature style. This set features intricate, hand-crafted designs that evoke the textures of scales, showcasing her meticulous attention to detail and her ability to infuse everyday objects with artistic significance. The use of a two-tone glaze further enhances the visual impact of the piece, highlighting Schulkind's skill in combining aesthetic beauty with functional design.
Throughout her career, Schulkind has exhibited her work in various prestigious galleries, including the Touchstone Gallery in Washington D.C. Her participation in exhibitions such as "Form Transformed: Five Sculptors" and "The One House Project" has solidified her reputation as an artist who not only creates compelling individual pieces but also contributes to collaborative art projects that address broader social and cultural themes.
Schulkind's work is characterized by its tactile quality and the way it transforms simple materials into elaborate, thought-provoking forms. Her sculptures invite viewers to reconsider their perceptions of everyday objects and the stories these objects can tell.
For more information on Rima Schulkind and to explore her works, you can visit her profile on the Touchstone Gallery website and read more about her exhibitions and contributions to contemporary art.
Sources:
- Touchstone Gallery Exhibitions (Touchstone Contemporary Art Gallery) (Touchstone Contemporary Art Gallery)