pinchgallery: Alexandra Geller

Pottery and Ceramic Artist
Florence, Massachusetts

Alexandra's eye for beautiful color combinations, contrasted with the earthiness of her clay, combine to create a compelling body of work. Her pottery is crafted of earthenware and stoneware clays, and fired at about 2,000 degrees. Hand built or wheel thrown, the ceramics are created using non-toxic, lead-free, food-safe glazes.

Alexandra's work includes nesting bowl sets, dinnerware, mugs, olive boats, vases and berry bowls. Each piece is food safe and can go in the dishwasher and microwave. Her work ranges in price from $22 for a mug to $98 for a set of three nesting bowls. Please contact pinch for pricing on a specific piece.

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Alexandra Geller Pottery and Ceramic Artist Florence, Massachusetts Alexandra's eye for beautiful color combinations, contrasted with the earthiness of her clay, combine to create a compelling body of work. Her pottery is crafted of earthenware and stoneware clays, and fired at about 2,000 degrees. Hand built or wheel thrown, the ceramics are created using non-toxic, lead-free, food-safe glazes. Alexandra's work includes nesting bowl sets, dinnerware, mugs, olive boats, vases and berry bowls. Each piece is food safe and can go in the dishwasher and microwave. Her work ranges in price from $22 for a mug to $98 for a set of three nesting bowls. Please contact pinch for pricing on a specific piece.
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