Evan and Kyanne Livingston - Livingware Ceramics
Location: Cornville, Arizona
"We are a husband and wife team that collaborates in the creation of our pottery. Together we have five years of professional fine art instruction. We also have served apprenticeships under master potter, Steven Scagnelli of Sedona, Arizona.
We view the medium of clay as a three-dimensional canvas for artistic expression. The layering of multiple glazes and metallic oxides creates many variables and spontaneous color effects. Each piece is unique, with brilliant or subtle color intensity. Our foundation in the fine arts enables us to approach our pottery with an artistic perspective; balance, focal point, proportion, rhythm, and unity are principles that influence our work.
Fresh flowers are the finishing touch to these pieces. The exquisite beauty of flowers inspires us to ponder the wonders of the Creator of flowers. It is our hope that you enjoy our work and the beauty of the flowers that rest in them."
-Evan and Kyanne
Ikebana
An ancient art of flower arranging…combining beauty and simplicity…the three stems unite Heaven, Earth, and Man.
Flower Pillows
Fill with water and arrange your favorite small flowers and buds. You can use remnants from a bouquet, wildflowers, or flowers from your yard. Small enough to brighten up a windowsill, desktop, place setting, or special nook.
We view the medium of clay as a three-dimensional canvas for artistic expression. The layering of multiple glazes and metallic oxides creates many variables and spontaneous color effects. Each piece is unique, with brilliant or subtle color intensity. Our foundation in the fine arts enables us to approach our pottery with an artistic perspective; balance, focal point, proportion, rhythm, and unity are principles that influence our work.
Fresh flowers are the finishing touch to these pieces. The exquisite beauty of flowers inspires us to ponder the wonders of the Creator of flowers. It is our hope that you enjoy our work and the beauty of the flowers that rest in them."
-Evan and Kyanne
Ikebana
An ancient art of flower arranging…combining beauty and simplicity…the three stems unite Heaven, Earth, and Man.
Flower Pillows
Fill with water and arrange your favorite small flowers and buds. You can use remnants from a bouquet, wildflowers, or flowers from your yard. Small enough to brighten up a windowsill, desktop, place setting, or special nook.