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E.T. Seaform Vessel
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Cuatro Kruse
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Registered: June 2006
Location: Durango, Colorado
Posts: 36
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Inspired by classes taken with Robert Mikelsen, this vessel is part of a series exploring out of this world sea shapes in both functional and non functional vessels and vases. Created using blue moon powdered frit and amber purple rod.
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