2025, n / a , Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Surface: Glazed
2025, n / a , Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Surface: Glazed, Pattern
2025, n / a , Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Surface: Pattern
2025, n / a , Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Surface: Glazed, Pattern
2025, n / a , Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Surface: Glazed
2025, n / a , Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Surface: Glazed
2025, n / a , Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Surface: Glazed, Lustre
2025, n / a , Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Surface: Glazed
2025, n / a , Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Surface: Glazed, Pattern
2024, n / a , Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Mid-range, Surface: Glazed, Lustre, Pattern
Artist Statement
Every time I start a new series of pots I challenge myself with a new color scheme. This keeps me on my toes, keeps me interested in my work and keeps me testing out new mason stains. It’s important to me to be involved in the material aspect of my work, creating different clay body colors, slips and glazes. I’m drawn to the seemingly infinite variations I can create within color. All color schemes are premeditated, planned out in my notebook and then I adjust as I go. My work is centered around curiosity and a deep learning mindset.
Bio
Be Rose is an almost full time studio potter working in Horseshoe, North Carolina. Her and her partner are renovating a production pottery studio into a community working space called Pink Duck Pottery Studio. She got her BFA from Moore College of Art & Design in 2017 and has done several residencies since.