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Cobalt Shell is a handmade ceramic dagger 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.
The hilt opens like a rippled shell holding small pearls, set above a beaded crossguard, and a wave-like line runs down the blade. The piece is glazed in iridescent cobalt with flashes of violet and teal. Made to hang on the wall.
Handmade glazed ceramic. One of a kind. Created in Miami, 2026.
Cobalt Shell is a handmade ceramic dagger 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.
The hilt opens like a rippled shell holding small pearls, set above a beaded crossguard, and a wave-like line runs down the blade. The piece is glazed in iridescent cobalt with flashes of violet and teal. Made to hang on the wall.
Handmade glazed ceramic. One of a kind. Created in Miami, 2026.