Paula Downing
Works
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Barrow IIIPaula DowningClay
"Barrow" - Burial Place (Lidded vessel)
Paula Downing, Barrow III£ 750.00 -
Barrow VPaula DowningClay
"Barrow" - Burial Place (Lidded vessel)Paula Downing, Barrow V£ 300.00 -
Crater Beaker IPaula DowningClayPaula Downing, Crater Beaker I£ 120.00
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Crater Beaker IIPaula DowningClayPaula Downing, Crater Beaker II£ 120.00
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Crater Beaker IIIPaula DowningClaySold
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Dag XPaula DowningClay
"Dag" - Axe HeadPaula Downing, Dag X£ 475.00 -
Diwalla IPaula DowningClay
"Diwalla" - Shield (Lidded Vessel)Paula Downing, Diwalla I£ 950.00 -
Seth IIIPaula DowningClay
"Seth" - Arrow HeadPaula Downing, Seth III£ 400.00 -
Seth IXPaula DowningClay
"Seth" - Arrow HeadPaula Downing, Seth IX£ 400.00 -
Seth XIIIPaula DowningClay
"Seth" - Arrow HeadPaula Downing, Seth XIII£ 400.00 -
Seth XIXPaula DowningClay
"Seth" - ArrowheadPaula Downing, Seth XIX£ 650.00 -
'Gem' Bowl RedPaula DowningClaySold
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Black/ White 'Gem Dish 2 (Red Foot)Paula DowningClaySold
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Black/ White 'Gem' Bowl (Red Foot)Paula DowningClaySold
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Black/ White 'Gem' Dish 1 (Black Foot)Paula DowningClaySold
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Chunky Gem Bowl with Inlays (Black)Paula DowningClayPaula Downing, Chunky Gem Bowl with Inlays (Black)£ 250.00
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Chunky Gem Bowl with Inlays (Red)Paula DowningClayPaula Downing, Chunky Gem Bowl with Inlays (Red)£ 295.00
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Night Fishing I Pinch PotPaula DowningClayPaula Downing, Night Fishing I Pinch Pot£ 250.00
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Night Fishing III Pinch PotPaula DowningClaySold
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Ropes & Buoys II Pinch PotPaula DowningClayPaula Downing, Ropes & Buoys II Pinch Pot£ 90.00
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Summer Heat I Pinch PotPaula DowningClaySold
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Summer Heat III Pinch PotPaula DowningClaySold
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Summer Heat IV Pinch PotPaula DowningClayPaula Downing, Summer Heat IV Pinch Pot£ 75.00
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Summer Sailing Pinch PotPaula DowningClaySold
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Sunken WalkwaysPaula DowningClayPaula Downing, Sunken Walkways£ 700.00
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Surf / Sail Gig PinPaula DowningClaySold
Overview
Paula Downing's slabbed, pinched and coiled ceramics take clay back to its origins in the erosion and decomposition of rock. The volcanic finishes, deeply pitted surfaces, fissures, splits, stopes and rugged, monolithic shapes in her work mirror the natural actions of geology, and celebrate standing stones, way markers, forts, and the huge impact of ancient civilizations on the Cornish landscape.
