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Part of a series of angular pots that I am working on.
This was made in two pieces, thrown on my potters wheel. Both pieces measured so that they would accurately fit together then dried slightly and joined by scoring and applying slip.
Dried to leather hard and then trimmed.
Then dried to bone dry over 10 days then bisque fired. This is a nervy part of the process as any air pockets trapped in the clay body at the joint would likely explode or cause cracking. Happily all was well.
The glazes are then applied and the piece was fired again to 1220C. Another nervy time as pots can be often ruined during this part of the process.
This item will be posted to you by gillypots within 7 days of receiving payment.
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Large angular stoneware vase in a obsidian inky black glaze with accents of blue and green.
For flowers, kitchen utensils, artist brushes or simply decorative.
Price includes postage and packaging.
23cm (9 1/2 inches) tall
12cm ( 4 3/4 inches ) diameter at the rim
Thrown on my potters wheel in two pieces joined and trimmed. Dried to bone dry then bisque fired to 950C. Glazed and then fired again to 1220C.
Designed by David Gillespie in Dunstable
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