The design is slightly different to this one but made in the same way. A painted underglaze design based on the flowers of the Illawarra Flame Tree with a little scraffito detail. They were then glazed in a pale celedon and gas reduction fired to 1280 degrees which vitrifies the clay and makes them non-porous.
I also had two little tealight holders in the same firing -
one already has a new home to go to, this is the other one:
In the mean time I am helping to organize part of the 'Clay on Display' feature at the Sydney Royal Easter Show. The Port Hacking Potters Group will be there on Friday 22 March - call by and say 'hello' when you check out the Arts and Crafts Pavillion.
Off to Mud Colony now to see what's happening in other studios and remember I have a Facebook page, Anna's Ceramics and a Fb Group, Anna's Aussie Ceramics.
4 comments:
That is a gorgeous green. I Like the reversed design on the lid. Success!
Hi Smartcat
Thank you :^) I prefer the pale celedon on white clay. The darker green looks better on red clay I think.
oh that turned out super, love that blue glaze.
thanks Linda, its a pale green celedon glaze - guess it does tend to blue in the picture. I like the transparency :^)
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