Soda fired porcelain cruets
lovely cruets with ribbon slip trailing for olive oil.
about 6” tall. cruet on right sold
$75.00 each
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Big jar
This is a big stoneware jar glazed with a natural ash and blue ash glaze.
this jar is 12.75”tall and 10”wide
$150.00
porcelain bowl with color brush strokes
These I made for pasta, but of course use them for anything. The color brush strokes are from an art installation in Boston. In the seventies, Corita Kent was commissioned by a Boston Gas executive to create this brush work swash on a gas tank off the expressway in Dorchester. With that in mind, i quickly brushed swashes of glaze over dressang shino.
I have 5 of these and 4 more in a kin waiting to be fired. I love these bowls
they are 9”wide and 1.75” tall
$40.00/bowl
Nerikomi bowl
Almost all of this form has cracked except this one. It’s funky and cool, and everyone will ask “where did you get this?” this bowl is 9” wide and 1.25” tall,,
$60.00
soap dish nerikomi
really cool soap dish. It’s a labor intensive technique, but worth the process.
I have several of these and some have cracked.(cracked ones we can talk about if interested)
$45.00
Wood fired than soda fired porcelain mugs
hippie bowl
This bowl was fun to make. It’s stoneware with porcelain slip. this bowl is 7’ wide and 3.5” tall. The design comes out of the process of cutting the wall with a ribbed wire tool adding the slip and bowing out the bowl form without touching the outside design. tricky to explain. This piece was fired first with a orange carbon trap glaze. If carbon trapping occurs its wonderful, but when it doesn’t, it’s ugly orange. blah!, so I refired this piece in a soda kiln and it was transformed to a thing of beauty.
$85.00
stoneware casserole 1
Beautiful soda fired casserole, vine and flower designs. So I carved the design and filled the carvings with colored porcelain. When the porcelain dried a bit, I scraped the excess porcelain away revealing the design.
handle to handle is 10” and 6.5”tall,, holds about 2.5 quarts
$130.00
Soda fired jar with tenmuko glaze
gorgeous jar with slip trail for variation. Tenmuko is a glaze that can break on edges, meaning it gets lighter on the edges
$120.00
Tall porcelain vase
Vase is 11” tall with lots of carbon trapping. It’s a tricky form to make but worth it
$80.00
Beautiful marbled porcelain soda fired vase
This piece I wedged cobalt carbonate into porcelain clay until completely incorporated. Then I gently wedged white porcelain into the cobalt clay, maybe 6 or 7 turns. Than I threw the vase. Once completed< I trimmed the from which reveals the marbled pattern. Cool! ( I also have a bowl in this style)
7”x7”x6.5”
$85.00
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Beautiful porcelain jar with blue ash glaze and controlled glaze runs
Lovely jar thats about 10.5” tall and 6.5”wide.
There is a little glaze run that went a bit too far so i repaired it
$25.00, priced to sell. SOLD
Large porcelain teapot with ribbon slip trail, soda fired
Porcelain soda fired tea cup and saucer with ribbon slip trail
Soda fired porcelain tea cup and saucer
Carbon trap tea cup and saucer
Pretty porcelain cup and saucer that got a lot of carbon trapping in the firing.
6” wide and 3.5”tall.
$50.00
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Large shallow bowl
This stoneware bowl is 3” tall and 12.25” diameter. Cool and fuctional!
I have 2 bowls in this style and glazing
$95.00 each
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Stoneware soda fired tumblers
These tumblers are elegant and simple. They are all just under 6” tall
I have 10 in this style
Cobalt flow porcelain tumblers
These tumblers are 6.5” to 7.0” tall. they have a shino glaze , and working quickly while the glaze was wet,
I sprinkled a mixture of wood ash, borax and cobalt carbonate on the glaze.
$40.00/tumbler. I have 7 tumblers in this style
