Kari Woolsey Fruit Bowl (#37) candle The ink will eventually dry

The ink will eventually dry and the piece will no longer have it's interactive quality but will then become a different permanent mark made on this piece

The wood base is formed from half-lap joints

It is also my primary business

she was awarded the Chrysalis Award by the James Renwick Alliance

"Through referencing specific objects and vessels found in the home

Kari Woolsey Fruit Bowl (#37) candle The ink will eventually dryKari Woolsey is a ceramic artist originally from South Florida. Karis work focuses on the everydayness of objects and vessels around us through making functional pottery, as well as, larger installations. She received a BFA in Ceramics from Florida Atlantic University in 2011 and a MFA in Ceramics from Southern Illinois University Carbondale in 2018. She has completed artist residencies at Clay Arts Vegas, Arrowmont School of Arts and Crafts,