Hannah Lim
Swooping Bird Snuff Bottle
2026
Polymer clay, jesmonite, chalk, acrylic paint, gloss
11 x 12.5 x 6.5 cm | 4.33 x 4.9 x 2.56 inches
The artwork is initialed by the artist and is accompanied by a Certificate of Authenticity
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Swooping Bird Snuff Bottle by Hannah Lim
Hannah Lim b.1998 is a London based artist working between sculpture, installation and drawing. She received her BA in sculpture from the University of Edinburgh and her MFA from The University of Oxford’s Ruskin School of Art. She has recently had solo shows with Pangolin London, Wilder Gallery, Huxley-Parlour, 9 French Place, Edinburgh Printmakers and Commonage Projects whilst also exhibiting in group shows with The Royal Scottish Academy, Young V&A, Bloomberg New Contemporaries and Christies. She was commissioned by Tate Collective to create a sculpture in the style of her ‘Snuff Bottle Series’ for Women’s History Month in 2020 and opened a public sculpture project with Greenwich Peninsula in 2024 for Lunar New Year. Her largest permanent public commission to date was unveiled in August 2025 at West Middlesex Hospital and now forms part of the CW+ art collection. Hannah has also recently collaborated with Dolce & Gabbana for the GenD project, working alongside artisans across Italy to produce a large scale functional sculpture shown in Milan during design week in April 2024 and collaborated with Bvlgari on an artist designed afternoon tea project that opened in September 2024. Hannah has exhibited internationally, with shows in New York, Tokyo, Milan, Tinos, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Montreal, Toronto, Edinburgh, Virginia and Miami. Her first museum solo show opened in February 2026 with The Museum of East Asian Art in Bath.