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Jihyun Kim uses gloop glaze to create "gravity-defying" Salty Fairy Ring ceramics

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South Korean ceramic designer Jihyun Kim showcased her "Salty Fairy Ring" series at Collect 2026 in London, featuring gravity-defying mushroom-inspired vessels connected by a unique gloop glaze technique she developed. This innovative approach to ceramics highlights the importance of experimentation and cultural storytelling in creating distinctive artistic identities. Content creators can take away the value of blending traditional techniques with personal narratives to establish a unique style.

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