Emma Lindegaard's vessels are built entirely by hand – using the coiling method and minimal tools – over a number of days. This process allows for thoughtful modification of shape, texture and balance. Typically, refined yet gutsy surface-finishing methods complete the form – rather than the decorative application of exterior glaze – to honour the earthiness and textural beauty of the raw medium.The pieces are dried for 2-3 weeks, until they are ready to be bisque-fired. Each piece is then individually considered, to be dipped or poured with glazes made in studio, prior to glaze-firing.Emma's works are all internally glazed with the intent that the vessels not only resonate an aesthetic voice, but are also functional, in line with their intended purpose.