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Dr Iskandar's 'portrait' series draws inspiration from the bold and daring exploits of these legendary adventurers and their iconic rallying cry: "All for one, and one for all!" The pots are united yet distinct, much like the characters in the...

Dr Iskandar often gives his vessels distinct names, drawing from recognizable personas or archetypes and imbuing them with human characteristics. This approach is particularly fitting since a pot's components are named after human body parts. The...

... aerial perspective. This robust bowl showcases a cylindrical form, adorned with resist methods, and features a notable innovation: Dr Iskandar's use of baby talcum powder as a flux, resulting in the translucent, glossy effects within the interior.

While Dr Iskandar's formal pieces typically feature handsome calligraphic strokes of Jawi or Khat scripts, other instances like this one exhibit spontaneous 'graffiti' that is scribbled carelessly and in an impromptu manner. English alphabet letters...

In this instance, Dr Iskandar playfully mocks skin-tight leotards found in contemporary fashion. A similar clay form called Hermaphrodite suggests he noticed that such leotards rendered their wearers indistinguishable by gender. ...Leotards features a...

... their lives. A crackling slip produces surface cracks and craquelure that suggest aging and weathering. Dr. Iskandar openly celebrates wabi sabi aesthetics, which appreciates beauty in things that are worn out, imperfect, or bear the scars of time.

Satay Set stands out as both instantly recognizable and refreshingly distinct, embodying Dr Iskandar's passion for crafting ceramic-ware that is genuinely authentic to Singapore's vibrant food culture. This stoneware set was specifically designed for...

In a creative reinterpretation of bottle design, Dr Iskandar retains key features such as an elongated neck and small aperture-mouth for regulating liquid flow. However, he deviates from symmetrical shapes, crafting bottles that appear dynamic and...

Dr Iskandar notes the many variations of this vessel found across Asia, including Indonesia's wajan, the Philippines' kawali, Japan's chūkanabe and India's karahi. This pair of kuali was inspired by the sight of coffee beans being roasted on outdoor...

Dr Iskandar has crafted hundreds of bowls in his illustrious career, often imbuing each one with an imaginative twist that elevates it beyond predictability. This particular bowl pays homage to Little Jack Horner, the 18th century English nursery...

Satay Set makes a bold statement with its striking contrast between familiarity and uniqueness, showcasing Dr Iskandar's passion for creating authentic ceramic-ware that perfectly captures Singapore's food culture. This stoneware set was designed...

Dr Iskandar's "portrait" is a nod to the flamboyant and charismatic adventurers from the novel, who are united by their famous battle cry: "All for one, and one for all!" The pots reflect this unity while still showcasing individuality, just like in...

Dr Iskandar applies his vibrant yellow, pink, and blue colour stains with a speed and lightness reminiscent of a watercolour artist at work. The translucent effect he achieves with these colours echoes the delicate beauty of glass window panes. To...

Dr Iskandar often gives his creations titles or descriptions that draw on literary prose or poetry. This 'begging vessel' honours Oliver's moment of bravery and audacity as well as his notorious humiliation after being severely beaten for his...

Satay Set shines with a blend of familiarity and distinctive charm, showcasing Dr Iskandar's passion for creating ceramic-ware that truly embodies Singapore's authentic 'food culture'. This stoneware set was crafted specifically for the popular satay...

... Dr Iskandar's jar boasts a curvaceous form with luscious contours, featuring a narrow neck and small mouth that accentuate its broad, substantial shoulders. The gentle swelling of form at its shoulder tapers smoothly from its waist to its base.

Cairo's souk comes alive in the bustling market bazaars of Egypt, where Dr Iskandar spent countless hours exploring the Khan El-Khalili. He vividly recalls these vibrant flea markets teeming with people and goods – clay and copper vessels stacked...

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