Monday, January 28, 2019
SAFFRON FACETS
This teabowl was part of a
recently fired group of similar pots where I was trying to figure out how each
glaze and glaze combination worked on this idea. This teabowl is glazed in my
saffron, iron yellow glaze, dipped once and where the glaze ran and pooled
around the horizontal projections it built up creating a darker area as well as
running over the edges with a neat effect reminding me of some glaze attributes
of Agano-Takatori wares. The translucent nature of the surface allows the way
the clay was dealt with while wet to show through which is a nice feature of this glaze making the
piece static, almost like it came directly off the wheelhead. I suspect the
next steps will be to see what slips look like over this faceting and under the
effects of the saffron surface hopefully creating another, distinct look.
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