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Ruby Yeh
Healing Wounds 1
ruby yeh, yeh ceramics, ceramics, objects, waiting room gallery
2023
Stoneware, glaze
Slab-built
Ruby Yeh is a Taiwan-born, Meanjin (Brisbane) based ceramic artist.
Her works utilise various hand-building techniques, though she’s most intrigued by the possibilities of a simple cube form to construct sophisticated pieces - symbolic of her personal connection to the world.
Ruby is also a student of Urasenke Chado (Japanese tea ceremony) under the guidance of Sensei Tomoko (Soho) White.
$220*
*Taxes included, shipping price excluded
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