This cellar is small with 2 cellars. I was thinking more of a salt and pepper caddy.
comes with 2 mother of pearl handmade spoons from Thailand
almost 3” long,, $28.00
Cobalt carbonate porcelain salt cellars
I wedged cobalt carbonate into porcelain to get blue clay.
comes with 4 handmade caviar spoons from Thailand.
This can hold 4 different salts for your dining pleasure.
$50.00
Porcelain salt cellars
3.5”x3.5” salt cellars for your dining table
can hold up to 4 different salts /peppers,,
4 handmade mother of pearl caviar spoons from Thailand included
$50.00
Salt cellar
small but labor intensive(but fun) table salt cellar for the foody in mind. 3”X3”
Can have 4 different salts and/or peppers
4 handmade mother of pearl caviar spoons from Thailand included
$50.00
stoneware cruet for EVOO(extra virgin olive oil)
Stoneware with porcelain slip thrown and assembled quite wet for a looser feel to the piece. The lid was made so that it won’t fall out when you use it.
This piece has a little imperfection.
$35.00
Elegant porcelain jar
Frog knob jar
Turtle knob jar
large porcelain plates
These plates are beautiful with celadon glaze and oxide accents
I have 5 of these, all with 11” diameter
$60.00 each
porcelain mug 4 with slip trailing
porcelain mug 3 with slip trailing
porcelain mug 2 with slip trailing
porcelain mug 1 slip trailing
Small mug about 4.5” with a shino glaze
porcelain plates
plates have a celadon glaze with oxide accents. These are beautiful.
plates range from 11 3/4” to 12 1/4” in diameter
$70.00/plate and i have 5 of them
these can not be mailed
Cobalt carbonate flow mug
These are large mugs that holds about a pint. They are smooth and calming to hold in your hands. they are made of stoneware with a shino glaze. I mixed the cobalt with a little wood ash, borax and soda ash. I sprinkled the mixture on the mug while the glaze was wet.
6.5” tall and I have 5 mugs in this style.
$45.00 each. CONTACT TO PURCHASE
Nerikomi Small Bowls
Nerikomi is a Japanese technique for layering different colored clays or even just one clay body like porcelain into layers made with different oxides or different percentages of oxides. This technique was introduced to me by my good friend Naoko Matsumoto while living in Boston. Notice how some of the bowls are lighter in color the others. The darker bowls got more of the soda then the lighter bowls during the firing.
I used three different clay bodies for this project weighing 25lbs each. Basically I layered the clays, pressed them down, cut in half, and layered again. So by repeating the process, I got many layers, just like puff pastry. Once the clay is ready, I cut slices, and used a mold for shaping. Took a while! and it was heavy! I kept thinking"there must be a better way"
Naoko said once all the layering is finished wrap very well and let sit for 3-4 months.
Porcelain, and two different stoneware clay bodies, soda fired.
Prices vary.
Salt Cellars
4 small cellars that fit in a small tray to keep 4 different salts for your dining entertaining.
Comes with 4, 3" mother of pearl handmade spoons from Thailand. (not shown but can be seen in other salt cellar photos)
Cobalt porcelain soda fired.
Votive
Mug with Cobalt Slip
soda fired stoneware mug with cobalt slip
5.0"x5.5"
$45.00. I have 9 in this style
Leaf Casserole
A beautifully carved leaf motive casserole that holds 3.0 quarts. I added thinned slip to paint the colors to blended. This would make a nice wedding gift for the right person!
9.5” by 9.5”
$140.00
