Crafts CouncilDirectoryHelen Nottage CeramicsMetamorphosisAboutThis piece portrays the cyclical nature of decay and transformation to adulthood using the moth as a metaphor. It is lit from within via a porcelain heart/pupa. It features kintsugi style repair to cracks around the diorama style cavity.Helen Nottage CeramicsLeicestershire, EnglandMetamorphosis, Helen NottageFree standing figure with illuminated porcelain heart/pupaMetamorphosis, Helen NottageOne of two images depicting the transformation of the piece from day to nightMetamorphosis, Helen NottageDetail of heart with mothsMetamorphosis, Helen NottageDetail of headMetamorphosis, Helen NottageDisplays transformation of figure from day to nightMetamorphosisAboutThis piece portrays the cyclical nature of decay and transformation to adulthood using the moth as a metaphor. It is lit from within via a porcelain heart/pupa. It features kintsugi style repair to cracks around the diorama style cavity.Helen Nottage CeramicsLeicestershire, EnglandMetamorphosis, Helen NottageFree standing figure with illuminated porcelain heart/pupaMetamorphosis, Helen NottageDetail of headMetamorphosis, Helen NottageOne of two images depicting the transformation of the piece from day to nightMetamorphosis, Helen NottageDisplays transformation of figure from day to nightMetamorphosis, Helen NottageDetail of heart with mothsMore from Helen Nottage CeramicsProjectOdette and OdileProjectDay of the Dead Skull - Hummingbirds and ColumbinesProjectMale Head - Three Ages of ManProjectThe Wicked QueenProjectHelios and SeleneProjectNocturnumProjectThe Gorgons - Medusa, Stheno and EuryaleProjectAnd she turned into seafoamProjectHeliotropic