Anna Kasabian molds flowing works of art from porcelain
Anna Kasabian never consciously set out to create abstract echoes of the natural world in her art, but that’s exactly what sprang from her hands the first time she touched porcelain. Forgoing the potter’s wheel and using only her hands, she worked a piece of raw porcelain into a tiny floral form and loved the delicate shape. From there, other shapes followed, figures that recall the undulating beauty of ocean waves, the gentle contours of antique rose petals, or the gentle undersea swaying of kelp.
Now, Anna Kasabian Porcelain has become a favorite of designers and art col
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