2022, 4 inches X 3.5 inches X 2.5 , Media: Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Oxidation, Surface: Engobe / Slip / Underglaze, Glazed, Pattern
2022, 7.75 inches X 7.75 inches X .60, Media: Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Oxidation, Surface: Engobe / Slip / Underglaze, Glazed, Pattern
2022, 6.75 inches X 6.75 inches X 2.50 inches(Big Bowl) 5 inches X 5 inches X 1.75 inches (Midium Bowls) 1.30 inches X 2.75 inches X 2.75 Inche (Small Bowl) , Media: Stoneware, Firing Process: Electric, Oxidation, Surface: Glazed, Pattern
2022, ., Media: Colored porcelain, Porcelain, Stoneware, Firing Process: Electric, Oxidation, Surface: Glazed, Pattern, Unglazed
2022, 4 inches X 4 inches X 3.5 inches, Media: Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Oxidation, Surface: Engobe / Slip / Underglaze, Glazed, Pattern
2022, 4 inches X 4 inches X 3.5 inches, Media: Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Oxidation, Surface: Engobe / Slip / Underglaze, Glazed, Pattern
2022, 15 inches X 15 inches X .50 inches, Media: Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Oxidation, Surface: Engobe / Slip / Underglaze, Glazed, Pattern
2022, 4 inches X 4 inches X 3.5 , Media: Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Oxidation, Surface: Engobe / Slip / Underglaze, Glazed, Pattern
2022, 14 inches X 2.25 inches X .75 Inche (Tray) 1.30 inches X 2.75 inches X 2.75 Inche (Small Bowl), Media: Porcelain, Stoneware, Firing Process: Electric, Oxidation, Surface: Glazed, Pattern, Unglazed
2022, 15 inches X 15 inches X .50 inches, Media: Porcelain, Firing Process: Electric, Oxidation, Surface: Glazed, Pattern, Unglazed
Artist Statement
My work calls attention to the beauty of nature that often goes unnoticed, particularly petals, stems, plants and other elements of nature which continuously fuel my inspiration. The exaggerated forms, colors, and textures in my work are derived from my experience of being in nature, where I feel most connected to myself and my surroundings. As one explores the intimate details of my work, I would like to emphasize that I intend to encourage viewers to observe the minute details of all aspects of our surroundings and appreciate the significance of our co-existence.
Bio
Yesha Panchal was born in Gujarat, India, and moved to the United States. She earned her BFA with a concentration in ceramics at Georgia State University in Atlanta, GA in 2017. She is currently an instructor at the Hudgens Center for Art in Duluth, GA, and works from home studio.