Illustrated is a large flared
mouth, trumpet style vase with incised decoration of a repeated design around
the shoulder of the pot. The vase was glazed first in one Oribe glaze and then
dipped again in a thinner version of the same glaze with 1% iron added to the
mix leading to wispy tendrils of running glaze effects which are especially noticeable
at the bottoms of the grouped incised marks. I decided to add the larger,
detailed view so that one could get a better perspective of what the surface
actually looks like and how the glaze responds to the incised decoration. An
overall shot, from a distance just doesn't give the fuller picture of what the
surface has to say.
For more pictures of this
recently fired pot, please take a look at the listing;
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