A Day for Flowers
Twentytwentyone & 1882 Ceramics
Setup in celebration of Lucienne Day's centenary year, the exhibition saw a range of creative individuals from the design world present their own tribute to Lucienne Day by using her Flower Brick design to create a unique floral arrangement.
Alex Mowat was selected to create one of the exhibits and created a display of one single oak sapling growing out of the ceramic base. This display was placed upon a quarter sawn oak platter that Alex hand turned on the lathe. The display was intended to echo the passing of generations from old to young.
The participating designers were Barber & Osgerby, Paula Day, Max Fraser, Suzy Hoodless, Margaret Howell, Philippe Malouin, Nikki Tibbles and Faye Toogood working with Yasuyo Harvey.
Here are three other projects, which also work with oak, our national tree. Take a look…
