Simon Pearce: Design for Living

By Glenn Suokko
With a foreword by Simon Pearce and a contribution by Margaret Downes

2016 · Rizzoli · Hardcover · 11 × 9 in · 288 pages · 350 photographs

This book presents more than four decades of work by Simon Pearce, tracing his journey from rural Ireland to Vermont and his commitment to revitalizing traditional craft for contemporary life.

Through photography and essays, I explore Pearce’s approach to glass, pottery, and tableware as forms shaped by use, light, and human connection. The book also acknowledges the artisans and workshops that sustain this lineage of making.

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