Chrystie Longworth

Object 150 Maker October 2021

Portrait of ceramicist Chrystie Longworth in her studio with a green wall in the background.

Chrystie Longworth originally trained at Sydney College of the Arts as a printmaker, but has been somewhat obsessed with clay for the last 14 years, revelling in the medium and its endless possibilities.

Not interested in competing with the “perfection” of machine made items, Chrystie is more interested in the little details that make a work truly sing.

Cobalt & Kin is a brand forged with the mantra "Treasures Worth Keeping" and where all pieces are imbued with a feeling of the handmade.

www.cobaltandkin.com

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Five brightly coloured ceramic vessels standing on a side table underneath a colourful framed artwork.
Three brightly coloured ceramic bead necklaces hanging in a bundle against a white background
Five blue and orange ceramic vessels standing on a table against a white wall
Three white ceramic vessels standing on a table against a white timber wall
A large white ceramic vase and a small ceramic sculpture shaped like a stack of tiny houses, sitting on a table.
Two qhite ceramic arch shapes vases containing yellow flowers standing on a table.
A selection of blue and purple ceramic plates and bowls arranged on a table

Image Top:

Chrystie Longworth, Portrait, 2021. Photo: Nigel Puckeridge

Images Bottom L-R:

Cobalt & Kin, Ceramic Vessels, 2020. Photo: Courtesy of the artist

Cobalt & Kin, Ceramic Bead Necklaces, 2021. Photo: Courtesy of the artist

Cobalt & Kin, Ceramic Vessels, 2021. Photo: Courtesy of the artist

Cobalt & Kin, Ceramic Vessels, 2021. Photo: Courtesy of the artist

Cobalt & Kin, Ceramic Objects, 2021. Photo: Courtesy of the artist

Cobalt & Kin, Ceramic Vases, 2021. Photo: Courtesy of the artist

Cobalt & Kin, Ceramic Plates and Bowls, 2020. Photo: Courtesy of the artist