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Cym Warkov creates timeless ceramic vessels that are imbued with qualities of an archaeological find and a sensual modernity.
Woman in pottery studio, surrounded by ceramics

Cym Warkov is a ceramicist who approaches every piece as an organic collaboration between herself and the materials. Her work features timeless silhouettes and a belief that there is elegance in simplicity and beauty in imperfection.

Stillness and movement are equally reflected in each hand-made vessel with textured, sculptural forms born from this conversation between Cym and the piece. The result is a body of work with intuitive authenticity and sensual modernity. 

Potter carving details on a clay vase, DSF3393

Cym Warkov creates pieces that explore the tension between imagination and construction. That invite conversation between the artist and the element.

Featured Press

  • Ceramic artist at work, DSF3995



    Cym Warkov, the artist behind our favorite ribbed porcelain vases, took time out of her busy schedule to answer some of our questions on her circuitous journey into ceramics, working in isolation, and her creative process.

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  • Artist shaping clay vase in studio

    ALIVE MAGAZINE

    If you were to walk into ceramicist Cym Warkov’s pottery studio in downtown St. Paul—Lowertown, to be exact—you’d see an amazing view of the state capital building from her west-facing window, and a small hillside of trees. Minnesota can somehow pull off greenery in its populous urban areas.

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  • Still life with vases and twig - Screenshot August 29, 2024

    AD PRO

    Few forms gracefully contour a material quite like fluted design. Whether man-or machine-made, the stle adds both pouse and pleasing texture to works in porcelain, glass, plaster, or metal.

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