Darah Lundberg uses a dual approach to firing: her pieces are either electric-fired, gas or wood (atmospheric)–fired, and her glazing reflects those two paths. For her electric-fired work, she applies a durable white liner glaze on the inside, then a matte white glaze on the exterior, which is thin enough to allow the green of inlaid copper carbonate (or iron oxide) to show through subtly. In contrast, her wood-fired work often leaves the exterior unglazed, so that the ash and soda in the kiln atmosphere create natural, unpredictable surface effects.
Please note: the product images associated with Darah's work are generic in nature and not necessarily representative of our current gallery stock. Before ordering online, please contact the gallery and we can provide up-to-date images of current stock.
Clay: Porcelain and stoneware
Making Methods: Wheel-thrown, thrown + altered, hand-built
Decoration: Incising + inlay (copper, iron), organic / geometric motifs (lines, circles)
Firing: Electric glazed firing, gas, wood-fired atmospheric firing
Types of Pieces: Functional ware (cups, bowls, vessels) and sculptural forms
Style: Modern, earthy, thoughtful, one-of-a-kind
(E) Electric Fired Cone 6
(WF) Wood Fired Cone 10-14
(GS) Gas/Doda Fired Cone 10
Darah Lundberg is an Oregon-based ceramic artist known for crafting functional pottery with a sculptural, organic sensibility. Blending stoneware, porcelain, and atmospheric firings, her work reflects the quiet rhythms of the natural world while offering pieces meant to be used, held, and enjoyed every day.
Darah's work is perfect for collectors seeking refined yet organic handmade ceramics and buyers who value functional art with story, craft, and warmth.
