It
was pointed out to me that the Shino slip and ash serving bowl photo didn't
blow up very well and they were curious what the piece looked like in greater
detail. I took a shot of the pot that shows the interesting interplay between
the two glazes and the details of the lug where the underlying Shino slip
cracks to define the attachment and creates a surface filled with a vivid
landscape of affects. Also highlighted is the iron blushed halo around the area
where my fingerprints acted as a resist while glazing the pot. Though a simple
glazing job overall, there is a wide array of details and accents that help animate the piece and make a functional pot that much more interesting to use.
"Men
who wish to know the world must learn about it in its particular details." Heraclitus of Ephesus (535-446 BCE)
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Why don't MY fingerprints turn out that nice?!?
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