Distraction Bowl
Michèle Oberdieck came to ceramics and glass after training in textile design, completing her graduate work at the Royal College of Art in London. That passage between disciplines is visible in her work: a sensibility for surface and gesture that translates into three-dimensional form with quiet authority.
The Distraction Bowl takes its name from the sensation of glancing back at something that briefly pulls you from the present. Oberdieck captures that psychological flicker as a physical twist in the glass itself. The piece is mouth-blown and hand-shaped, so each bowl carries the subtle individuality of its making. Available in Jade or clear glass, the form reads differently depending on the light and angle, shifting the way a memory does.
- Mouth-blown and hand-shaped glass
- Signature twist form inspired by distraction and arrested movement
- Available in Jade or clear glass
- Made to order
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Distraction Bowl
Michèle Oberdieck came to ceramics and glass after training in textile design, completing her graduate work at the Royal College of Art in London. That passage between disciplines is visible in her work: a sensibility for surface and gesture that translates into three-dimensional form with quiet authority.
The Distraction Bowl takes its name from the sensation of glancing back at something that briefly pulls you from the present. Oberdieck captures that psychological flicker as a physical twist in the glass itself. The piece is mouth-blown and hand-shaped, so each bowl carries the subtle individuality of its making. Available in Jade or clear glass, the form reads differently depending on the light and angle, shifting the way a memory does.
- Mouth-blown and hand-shaped glass
- Signature twist form inspired by distraction and arrested movement
- Available in Jade or clear glass
- Made to order
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Michèle Oberdieck came to ceramics and glass after training in textile design, completing her graduate work at the Royal College of Art in London. That passage between disciplines is visible in her work: a sensibility for surface and gesture that translates into three-dimensional form with quiet authority.
The Distraction Bowl takes its name from the sensation of glancing back at something that briefly pulls you from the present. Oberdieck captures that psychological flicker as a physical twist in the glass itself. The piece is mouth-blown and hand-shaped, so each bowl carries the subtle individuality of its making. Available in Jade or clear glass, the form reads differently depending on the light and angle, shifting the way a memory does.
- Mouth-blown and hand-shaped glass
- Signature twist form inspired by distraction and arrested movement
- Available in Jade or clear glass
- Made to order
