- Wheel thrown porcelain
- Crystalline glaze
- Fired to cone 9 in an electric kiln
This is one of the pots I made in the most recent workshop I attended. It was a crystalline glaze workshop. You can see it bisqued with all of it's friends here. [link]
This pot did not get many crystals, but I think it actually suited the form really well. I couldn't have placed the crystals better myself, and they look like little butterflies flying around. The pot exudes a certain serenity that I just love.
I actually got a brand new digital camera, a little light tent, and a couple of lights to help with my photos. Even so, this proved to be one tough pot to photograph! That transparent, celadon like glaze acted like a perfect mirror! Gah!
omg. Your work is perfect (lol that word again) for this type of glaze. You make consistant smooth surfaces and beautiful shapes. I loved the look of cystals the first time I saw them. They very first time, I was blown away. Since then I've encountered hundreds more and you know, they all do look kinda similar after awhile. This one is different and far far far from a failure. The sparseness and small size of the crystals is the best part! It's drop dead gorgeous!