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©2007-2009 ~lisaluera
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My Red Vase, March 2007

- Wheel thrown
- Laguna B-Mix 10
- Burnished while leather hard
- Polished with Terra Sigilata while bone dry
- Bisque fired to Cone 08
- Fired in a foil saggar [link] with ferric chloride, horse hair, wood shavings, and sugar (we call these baked potato pots because they look like baked potatoes wrapped in foil in the kiln)
- No glaze

This is one of the two pots that I have decided to keep for myself from the Linda and Charlie Riggs workshop. The 1 horsehair that I put inside the saggar left such an amazing impact on the overall look of the pot. I put a lot of wood shavings inside the pot to turn it black. I think some of the smoke is what turned the top and shoulders somewhat black too.

Photograph by Harrison Evans

This pot is not for sale. Some of the other pots in my gallery are available for sale.

Daily Deviation

Given 2007-06-01

My Red Vase by *lisaluera When you look at “My Red Vase” keep in mind the swirling colors and wispy patterns you see were not painted, they are burned into the piece. The path the vapor travels is random and can never be duplicated. Skill and some great luck has left :devlisaluera: with a truly one of a kind work of art. (Suggested by *BishopMaple and Featured by `dedredhed)

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:iconjeffmargolin:
you know, it's probably not a good idea to keep it at your place...why don't you let me hold on to it for you...yeah, that's a much better idea! :D

great one :clap:

-idan
:iconosa-art-farm:
This turned out amazing. Simply amazing. [knocks down Idan to grab it]

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Lp :sprint:
:iconlisaluera:
haha! thank you. You just want to keep my cats from knocking it over and breaking it right? ;)

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Lisa Luera

LLueraWare
:iconlisaluera:
Thank you for such nice comments. You are cracking me up!

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Lisa Luera

LLueraWare
:iconjeffmargolin:
why...but of course! :D
:iconsweetpea1950:
Wow! Absolutley amazing! I love all of your pots done in this style. I have never done a saggar firing, but I see I need to! Keep up the great work. ^_^
:iconmarcusstratus:
one of those spots looks like the top of a peacock feather

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Check out my store at [link] You'll find things from my gallery in there.

As Above, So below

The more you do it, the more you can do it, regardless of what it is.
:iconlisaluera:
Thank you! This firing does produce some really amazing results. I'm doing some more tonight as a matter of fact! :)

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Lisa Luera

LLueraWare
:iconsweetpea1950:
Yippie! I cant wait to see! ^_^
:iconmcdanny3:
wow, that is an incredible surface, i see why you chose to keep it to yourself, im jealous. im going to have to learn this technique.

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*ArtisanCraft

Nothing is a problem for me... ~damien hirst

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