Handmade "Raku" Bowl

Item Number: 280
Time Left: CLOSED


Description
Made by Fall Creek artist Mel Sundby, this beautiful hand-crafted bowl is created using the Japanese "Raku" process, which dates back to the 15th century.
Trained as a classical artist, Mel Sundby has chosen to work mostly with clay sculpture. The face and human figure comprise the majority of his subject matter. He also builds clay bowls fired with the Raku method, as well as painting and using watercolor and acrylic media.
Mel earned an MFA from the University of Iowa in 1969. He has taught in all levels of art education from primary school to graduate school. Mel is now a retired art instructor from Century College in White Bear Lake, Minnesota.
Mel has shown at various art exhibitions throughout the years and his work is available in galleries in the tri-state area. He has won numerous awards of excellence for his work.
This piece, along with other artwork offered in our auction, will be on display and available for purchase at our Auction Art Night on Friday, December 4, 2015 from 5pm-8pm at Monona State Bank on Atwood Avenue in Madison. You’ll be able to see the art up close and meet some of the artists. RSVP’s are requested.
Special Instructions
Winning bidder may notify River Alliance by Tuesday, December 8th that they would like to pick this item up from the River Alliance office. Otherwise, it will be shipped USPS priority mail and winning bidder will be charged $10 for shipping at auction close.