Mary T. Enslow is a Seattle sculptor and contemporary figurative artist creating expressive female figures primarily in clay. Her sculpture explores feminine strength, vulnerability, resilience, identity, and human connection.
Recent and Select Collections
Nirvana takes its inspiration from the concept of transcendence through adversity—the possibility of moving beyond suffering and adversity toward a state of liberation and peace. Through elongated female figures in clay, the work explores resilience, transformation, and the strength required to rise beyond what has been endured.
Glazed midrange stoneware & gold lustre
6.5” x 6” x 22”
sold
Ceramic
28" tall
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Ceramic
28" tall
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Ceramic
25" tall
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Ceramic
28”
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Ceramic
20”
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Ceramic
25" tall
SOLD
Ceramic and 22K Gold
29" tall
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(backside)
Ceramic
28" tall
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Ceramic
28" tall
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Ceramic and Gold Leaf
25" tall
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Ceramic and 22K Gold
27" tall
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Ceramic
25" tall
$330
Ceramic and Wire
33" tall
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Ceramic and Gold
22”
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Ceramic
24" tall
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Ceramic
22”
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Ceramic & Gold
24”
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Ceramic and 22K Gold
26" tall
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Ceramic & Gold
20”
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Ceramic & Gold
27”
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Ceramic
24’
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Ceramic & Gold
22”
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Ceramic & Wire
27”
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Ceramic and Gold
24”
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Ceramic & Gold
3’
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Ceramic
3’
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Ceramic
20”
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