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Catharina Goldnau Ceramics

Hand-built ceramic sculpture by Toronto artist Catharina Goldnau

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Hand-built ceramic sculpture by Toronto artist Catharina Goldnau

  • Instagram
  • About the Artist
  • Exhibitions & CV
    • Newsletter Archive
    • Uxbridge Studio Tour
  • In the Studio
  • Custom Work
  • Candleholders
  • Tableware
  • Garden & Patio Totems
  • Ceramic Side Tables
  • Jewelry Boxes
  • Ornamental Bowls
  • Venus Series
  • Contact
  • ​
Broken Bliss – handbuilt ceramic artwork by Catharina Goldnau, Toronto ceramic artist

Broken Bliss

funky ceramic black candleholder

Abracadabra Candelabra #5

Nesteggs – handbuilt ceramic artwork by Catharina Goldnau, Toronto ceramic artist

Nesteggs

funky 36 cm high candleholder that looks like it is dancing

Abracadabra Candelabra #2

Blue Moon – handbuilt ceramic artwork by Catharina Goldnau, Toronto ceramic artist

Blue Moon

Ocean – handbuilt ceramic artwork by Catharina Goldnau, Toronto ceramic artist

Ocean – SOLD

Chalice – handbuilt ceramic artwork by Catharina Goldnau, Toronto ceramic artist

Chalice

Ripple Effect – handbuilt ceramic artwork by Catharina Goldnau, Toronto ceramic artist

Ripple Effect

To Market – handbuilt ceramic artwork by Catharina Goldnau, Toronto ceramic artist

To Market – SOLD

Ça suffit!  SOLD – handbuilt ceramic artwork by Catharina Goldnau, Toronto ceramic artist

Ça suffit! SOLD

Hellebores – handbuilt ceramic bowl by Catharina Goldnau, Toronto ceramic artist

Hellebores – SOLD

Handbuilt ceramic art
for inside and out.
Toronto, Canada.

Contact
[email protected]
Toronto, ON

@catharinagoldnauceramics

© 2026 Catharina Goldnau Ceramics

Theme by Anders Norén

Growing up among fields, rocks, lakes and trees, I now work in a large urban centre, immersed in concrete. Oscillating between these poles, my work is a coupling of both, inviting the viewer to contemplate a piece of nature within the context of a fabricated object. We need nature to regenerate our soul and culture to challenge our minds. I am drawn to objects of utility, past or present: the bowl — a universal object — cracked or broken, its essence preserved. Earthy and smooth juxtaposed, the materials spanning realms of nature and culture. Noble porcelain combined with rugged rocks to form objects of cultural significance.
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