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Allison Shock Collection
“Always Eat From Art“
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Not Made of Green Cheese (Gibbou...
Green-eyed gibbous moon owl gazes down from the wall. Glazed stoneware with one simple hole on back for hanging. Weight ( lbs ) = 1 Length = 4" Width = 4" Depth = 3" Box Type = L Collection ...
Mossowl Hosts Tanagers
A safe nest is where you build it. Glazed stoneware "mask" for the wall Weight ( lbs ) = 2 Length = 8" Width = 6" Depth = 2" Box Type = C Collection = 3D/Sculpture Artist = Shock, Allison ...
Raven-shadowed Ratdog
Each of us has their own shadows. Glazed stoneware with wire. Weight ( lbs ) = 4 Length = 7" Width = 7" Depth = 12" Box Type = E Collection = 3D/Sculpture Artist = Shock, Allison Processed...
Tentacular Bottle
glazed stoneware Weight ( lbs ) = 3 Length = 18" Width = 9" Depth = 4" Box Type = E Collection = 3D/Sculpture Artist = Shock, Allison Processed = Gallery Shipping = Calculated Item Num...
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About the Artist
Allison Shock
Ceramics
From her tiny Three Star Owl studio in south Scottsdale Arizona, Allison Shock creates idiosyncratic clay work inspired by the natural world, particularly the Sonoran Desert where she lives. Ranging from sculptural effigy pieces to “Beastieware” for your table, textured like scales, fur, or feathers, with tails for handles and paws for feet, all of Allison’s work is made using traditional and low-tech methods, mostly without a potter's wheel.
"If your dinnerware looks like it might jump off the table or bite, then I've done my job.”



