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The double walled vessels came from experimenting with closed forms such as salt pigs. With air trapped in the hollow form you can manipulate the clay to create unusual shapes and bulkier forms.
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Full description
Double walled vessel; glazed in a speckled copper colour glaze which transitions to a speckled dark brown to black colour where it thickens. The top has been trimmed to created a wave effect rippling outwards which is highlighted by the copper speckles.
Not designed with any specific purpose but look visually stunning on a shelf or side board as a piece of art.
Thrown in one piece on the pottery wheel these vessels start life upside down where two walls are pulled up and joined together leaving an empty void in between similar to how a thermos flask looks. This is then manipulated to create the form shown. Further trimming refines the shape. It is then bisque fired, glazed and then fired up to 1280'C.
Size: 11cm tall, 15.5cm wide
The piece has a small pin hole in the underside. This allowed air to escape during the drying and firing processes to stop the piece exploding. My makers mark is stamped into the base.
Designed by Chris Haigh in London
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