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STEPHEN PROCTER
The Artist
Stephen came to clay from an earlier life as a classical guitarist, trading sound and time for clay and space in the same search to shape the invisible. Over three decades, his vessels have been shown at fairs and museums and have joined private collections across the United States, with a full-page New York Times story in 2024.
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This slightly widened globe form radiates a serene energy of repose and contentment. It takes its name from the representation of the smiling pot-bellied Buddha, popular especially in Japanese culture. This vessel comes with a matching lid.
Ask the studio about this piece.
Once a piece is yours, we will reach out to arrange shipment and, for a gift, to set up the card and delivery date.
This slightly widened globe form radiates a serene energy of repose and contentment. It takes its name from the representation of the smiling pot-bellied Buddha, popular especially in Japanese culture. This vessel comes with a matching lid.
Ask the studio about this piece.
Once a piece is yours, we will reach out to arrange shipment and, for a gift, to set up the card and delivery date.
This slightly widened globe form radiates a serene energy of repose and contentment. It takes its name from the representation of the smiling pot-bellied Buddha, popular especially in Japanese culture. This vessel comes with a matching lid.
Ask the studio about this piece.
Once a piece is yours, we will reach out to arrange shipment and, for a gift, to set up the card and delivery date.