Between Two Worlds
Exhibition Note: On display at Rookwood through 9/21. Purchased works will be released for shipping or pickup starting 9/22.
Inspired by the artist’s Sun in Taurus and Moon in Pisces, Between Two Worlds shows a woman stretched between earthly and celestial matter. Emblematic of the collection as a whole, this piece shares the experience of living with one foot on the ground and the other in the sky.
- One-of-a-kind vase
- Hand thrown by Rebecca Rohr
- Hand painted by Julia Lipovsky
Measures:Â
- 9.5" tall
- 5.25" at its widest
Markings:Â
- Potter's artist cipher
- Signed by Julia Lipovsky
- 2025, marking the year the vessel was thrown
- Rookwood’s signature “RP”
The Moon, The Garden, and Me:Â
Inspired by Julia Lipovsky's relationship between the earth and the unknown, The Moon, The Garden, and Me invites the emotional complexity of life into rituals of service and care. Wild, organic, and strong, this collection explores femininity and domestic labor from a contemplative and personal lens. This body of work is part of the 2025 Rookwood Artist Series.
Rookwood Artist Series:
With roots reaching back to 1880, Rookwood has long been a place where creative vision is honored, celebrated, and boldly pursued. The Artist Series continues that legacy by inviting artists from a range of disciplines to bring their own voice to the medium of ceramics. Whether hand-decorating existing forms or collaborating with our team to develop original work, these artists bring fresh perspectives that challenge tradition and expand what’s possible. Staying true to Rookwood’s longstanding belief in recognizing the individual maker, each piece is signed by the artist alongside our iconic flame—a symbol of shared creativity and enduring craftsmanship.
Exhibition Note: On display at Rookwood through 9/21. Purchased works will be released for shipping or pickup starting 9/22.
Inspired by the artist’s Sun in Taurus and Moon in Pisces, Between Two Worlds shows a woman stretched between earthly and celestial matter. Emblematic of the collection as a whole, this piece shares the experience of living with one foot on the ground and the other in the sky.
- One-of-a-kind vase
- Hand thrown by Rebecca Rohr
- Hand painted by Julia Lipovsky
Measures:Â
- 9.5" tall
- 5.25" at its widest
Markings:Â
- Potter's artist cipher
- Signed by Julia Lipovsky
- 2025, marking the year the vessel was thrown
- Rookwood’s signature “RP”
The Moon, The Garden, and Me:Â
Inspired by Julia Lipovsky's relationship between the earth and the unknown, The Moon, The Garden, and Me invites the emotional complexity of life into rituals of service and care. Wild, organic, and strong, this collection explores femininity and domestic labor from a contemplative and personal lens. This body of work is part of the 2025 Rookwood Artist Series.
Rookwood Artist Series:
With roots reaching back to 1880, Rookwood has long been a place where creative vision is honored, celebrated, and boldly pursued. The Artist Series continues that legacy by inviting artists from a range of disciplines to bring their own voice to the medium of ceramics. Whether hand-decorating existing forms or collaborating with our team to develop original work, these artists bring fresh perspectives that challenge tradition and expand what’s possible. Staying true to Rookwood’s longstanding belief in recognizing the individual maker, each piece is signed by the artist alongside our iconic flame—a symbol of shared creativity and enduring craftsmanship.
Original: $980.00
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$343.00Description
Exhibition Note: On display at Rookwood through 9/21. Purchased works will be released for shipping or pickup starting 9/22.
Inspired by the artist’s Sun in Taurus and Moon in Pisces, Between Two Worlds shows a woman stretched between earthly and celestial matter. Emblematic of the collection as a whole, this piece shares the experience of living with one foot on the ground and the other in the sky.
- One-of-a-kind vase
- Hand thrown by Rebecca Rohr
- Hand painted by Julia Lipovsky
Measures:Â
- 9.5" tall
- 5.25" at its widest
Markings:Â
- Potter's artist cipher
- Signed by Julia Lipovsky
- 2025, marking the year the vessel was thrown
- Rookwood’s signature “RP”
The Moon, The Garden, and Me:Â
Inspired by Julia Lipovsky's relationship between the earth and the unknown, The Moon, The Garden, and Me invites the emotional complexity of life into rituals of service and care. Wild, organic, and strong, this collection explores femininity and domestic labor from a contemplative and personal lens. This body of work is part of the 2025 Rookwood Artist Series.
Rookwood Artist Series:
With roots reaching back to 1880, Rookwood has long been a place where creative vision is honored, celebrated, and boldly pursued. The Artist Series continues that legacy by inviting artists from a range of disciplines to bring their own voice to the medium of ceramics. Whether hand-decorating existing forms or collaborating with our team to develop original work, these artists bring fresh perspectives that challenge tradition and expand what’s possible. Staying true to Rookwood’s longstanding belief in recognizing the individual maker, each piece is signed by the artist alongside our iconic flame—a symbol of shared creativity and enduring craftsmanship.
