Inspired by Kurt’s Commission by Top Uk Designer Lee Broom for New York Design Week, Kurt has created a series of new work focused on highlighting the beauty of detail in the ocean.

This piece was inspired by the centenary of Stoke-On-Trent, mixing a classic shape made famous by Wedgwood and finished with hurts signature Coral and sea theme. the work celebrates Kurts heritage in the potteries and his passion of marine life.

Kurt has used porcelain to recreate the textures found on the reefs and uses the beautiful white body of the clay to accentuate each piece. All pieces are hand made and sculpted to create a finished body that stands proudly on its own or as a group. 26cm T x 22cm W

The First collaboration pieces between Lucy Physick Ceramics and Kurt Alexander. These one of a kind pieces are inspired by the sea, coral like textures and organic forms adorn the surface. The opal glaze is inspired by the effects of bleaching in the coral reefs caused by climate change. These pieces are hand thrown vessels with marine textures added individually, inspired by pottery found in shipwrecks.. This piece is around 3-4 inches tall.

The First collaboration pieces between Lucy Physick Ceramics and Kurt Alexander. These one of a kind pieces are inspired by the sea, coral like textures and organic forms adorn the surface. The opal glaze is inspired by the effects of bleaching in the coral reefs caused by climate change. These pieces are hand thrown vessels with marine textures added individually, inspired by pottery found in shipwrecks.. This piece is around 3-4 inches tall.

The First collaboration pieces between Lucy Physick Ceramics and Kurt Alexander. These one of a kind pieces are inspired by the sea, coral like textures and organic forms adorn the surface. The opal glaze is inspired by the effects of bleaching in the coral reefs caused by climate change. These pieces are hand thrown vessels with marine textures added individually, inspired by pottery found in shipwrecks.. This piece is around 3-4 inches tall.