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Little Guy No. 13 | Sculptures by Meg Morrison. Item composed of ceramic compatible with mid century modern and eclectic & maximalism style
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Little Guy No. 13 | Sculptures by Meg Morrison. Item composed of ceramic compatible with mid century modern and eclectic & maximalism style
Little Guy No. 13 | Sculptures by Meg Morrison. Item composed of ceramic compatible with mid century modern and eclectic & maximalism style
Little Guy No. 13 | Sculptures by Meg Morrison. Item composed of ceramic compatible with mid century modern and eclectic & maximalism style
Little Guy No. 13 | Sculptures by Meg Morrison. Item composed of ceramic compatible with mid century modern and eclectic & maximalism style
Little Guy No. 13 | Sculptures by Meg Morrison. Item composed of ceramic compatible with mid century modern and eclectic & maximalism style

Created and Sold by Meg Morrison

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Meg Morrison

Little Guy No. 13 - Sculptures

Price $250

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Price $20 Shipping in the US, ask the creator about international shipping.
Estimated Arrival: January 6, 2025

Handmade

Woman Owned

Sustainable

Reclaimed Materials

Upcycled Product

Made In USA

DimensionsWeight
12H x 6.5W x 6.5D in
30.48H x 16.51W x 16.51D cm

These small sculptures are a fun bookshelf or tabletop addition whether in a group or with other objects. I build them as a way to keep my hands and mind busy with clay each day. Each is finished in a soft matte color.

Dimensions: 6.5" x 12"

Item Little Guy No. 13
Created by Meg Morrison
As seen in Creator's Studio, Richmond, VA
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Meg Morrison
Meet the Creator

Meg Morrison

Richmond, VA

Wescover creator since 2019
I hand build simple, clean and colorful objects for modern homes and interiors.

My work is driven by materials and form. I have a profound affinity for two materials in particular - robust sculpture clay and a stretchy yarn crafted from upcycled textile remnants.

My clay pieces are made through a process called handbuilding. I roll coils of clay and wrap and smooth them into shapes. Coilbuilding with this gritty sculpture clay is a bit like building sand castles. I find it very therapeutic. Vibrant satin and matte finishes complete my pieces.

Working with sustainable yarn allows me to relax into the rhythm of the single crochet stitch. This eco-friendly yarn, repurposed from jersey fabric leftover by the fashion industry, not only reduces waste, but is a dream to knit with.

Many of the pieces in my shop are small tables and lamps. They are a way to bring functional art into your home.

I like to keep my hands busy each day, building shapes just to see where they go. The result of this work is often a small sculpture or wall hanging.