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Cobalt Constellation is a handmade ceramic sculpture by Hannah Banciella. It belongs to The Fire Eaters artworks, created during the inaugural Feria Clandestina Artists Residency alongside Banciella's tableware collection Marry the Mundane to the Sacred, titled after a line from Robin Wall Kimmerer's Braiding Sweetgrass. Sea life, stars, and ceremony run through her work.
A twisting, hand-built form rises from a rounded base and opens around a central hollow, like a piece of coral or sea rock worn through by water. Small sculpted stars cling to its upper edges. The whole surface is glazed in iridescent cobalt that shifts to violet and teal in the light.
Handmade glazed ceramic. One of a kind. Created in Miami, 2026.
Cobalt Constellation is a handmade ceramic sculpture by Hannah Banciella. It belongs to The Fire Eaters artworks, created during the inaugural Feria Clandestina Artists Residency alongside Banciella's tableware collection Marry the Mundane to the Sacred, titled after a line from Robin Wall Kimmerer's Braiding Sweetgrass. Sea life, stars, and ceremony run through her work.
A twisting, hand-built form rises from a rounded base and opens around a central hollow, like a piece of coral or sea rock worn through by water. Small sculpted stars cling to its upper edges. The whole surface is glazed in iridescent cobalt that shifts to violet and teal in the light.
Handmade glazed ceramic. One of a kind. Created in Miami, 2026.