Description

Honeydew is a part of my small series of pottery known as the "Melon Sisters". These are small wheel-thrown pots that are given a thin layer of silica glass and pushed to their limits. Creating the unique cracks.Unlike her sisters, Honeydew was created with the intention of being smoked with pine needles. Giving her a different look from others in the series. Honeydew is also my fourth successful throw since I started taking pottery classes through the Artist Recovery Act six months ago.

About the Artist

Justyne Eden has cultivated a diverse skill set that seamlessly blends artistry with effective messaging. Graduating from East Central University in 2019 with a degree in Communications and a minor in Graphic Design, Justyne has laid the groundwork for a multifaceted career marked by innovation and collaboration. In 2021, Justyne embarked on an exciting chapter as a Graphic Designer for the Cherokee Nation, where she found herself immersed in Cherokee traditions and art. Here, amidst the heritage and traditions of the Cherokee people, Justyne has discovered a profound sense of purpose, infusing her artistic endeavors with authenticity and depth. Collaborating closely with Cherokee artists such as Cherokee National Treasure Dan Mink and Creative Director Stephanie Remer, Justyne has honed her craft while gaining invaluable insights into Cherokee culture and tradition. These collaborations not only elevated Justyne's artistic prowess but also instilled a deep appreciation for the power of storytelling in fostering meaningful connections within communities

Pickup & Shipping

All artworks sold will be shipped from the gallery after the show closes. Packages should go out no later than September 20, 2025. Visit here to learn more about shipping and handling as well as tax-exempt purchases.