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Using Ben’s cobalt glaze in the wood kiln creates an array of blue tones in the background glaze to contrast the lavender/light purple micro-crystals
The wood ash melts as it touches the hot clay body and becomes its own
The Chinese Red glaze is considered a signature glaze of the Owen family dating back to Ben III’s father
It is a blend of iron
the wood ash floats upward before falling onto the clay during the kiln firing
Vessel/Cup #1 in Salt and Ash Glazes, 5"h (Silas Bradley) Acrylic Risers Using Ben’s cobalt glaze inA lovely example of Salt fired pottery. Enjoy this mug every day with your favorite beverage. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Measuring 3"w x 5"h. Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting. Salt Glaze Salt Glaze was first discovered by German potters in the late 14th century. Due to the high firing temperatures, stoneware clays are required. The pieces can be handled and decorated with clay slips of
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