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in the 12th century
Inspired by ancient Chinese Han dynasty pottery
The addition of the melon lines is created while the clay is still wet on the potter's wheel
Many of his days are filled with mixing glaze recipes and applying glazes to Ben’s pieces
Unusual micro-crystals formed on the surface of the piece from the natural mineral in the clay interacting with the natural ash accumulation from the wood used to fire the kiln
Melon Pitcher in Patina Green, 11.75"h (Ben Owen III) Covered Jars in the 12th centuryA great result from the recent wood firing on this melon pitcher. The Patina Green finish can resemble moss growing along the surface of a tree trunk or a weathered copper roof, this form works well for displaying the artistic Patina Green finish. This glaze is a blend of a copper glaze and the natural ash accumulation from the wood firing process. Micro crystals have formed on the surface of the piece during the slow cooling of the kiln. Measuring 7.
