MFI, Rave Culture Theory vase by Clink Street Ceramics
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Remember a well-spent youth, from the thump of the bass to the moves on the dancefloor, with this one-of-a-kind vase by Clink Street Ceramics celebrating the origins of rave culture. Exclusive to the V&A Shop, the vase takes its name from a flyer for Club MFI, standing for Mad For It, a prominent London rave night that opened in 1988, just one of the visual cues referenced on this richly decorated piece.
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Thrown on a traditional potter's wheel in the Clink Street studio, the vase is fired three times and decorated by hand to create a playful, textured piece with huge decorative appeal.
There may be anomalies in the ceramic due to its handmade nature. The vase is for decorative use only and designed to function as a standalone art object.
Author/Artist/Designer
Clink Street CeramicsDimensions
16cm height x 8.5cm diameter (6.2 x 3.3in)
Composition
Clay: Staffordshire stoneware, pigmented clay slips, transparent glaze, ceramic in-glaze transfers
Colour
Blue
Product code
171903
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Clink Street Ceramics
Found on London’s South Bank, the studio was founded in 2014 by potter James Sims with the aim of reconnecting craft with the urban environment. His traditionally hand-thrown pieces balance simplicity of shape with explorations in texture, using popular imagery and drawings as surface transfers that become permanently embedded beneath the glaze. Each individual piece has its own combination of collected media, and the labour-intensive process means each one takes six to eight weeks to produce.
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