A few photos of pieces from Thursday's electric firing:
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Jar or vase, approx 5 inches tall |
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Jar or vase (b) |
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Water dropper, approx 2.5 inches tall |
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Vase, approx 4 inches tall |
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Lidded container, approx 3 inches tall |
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Guinomi, approx 3 inches tall |
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Carved vase, approx 3.5 inches tall |
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Jar or vase, approx. 3 inches tall |
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Bottle vase, approx 4 inches tall |
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Cup, approx. 2.5 inches tall |
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Dancing vase, approx 3.5 inches tall |
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Dancing vase (b) |
The vase in the last photo was fired three times, first in a wood kiln, then in the electric to cone 10. I wasn't completely satisfied with it, so I dipped the top third in my new oribe glaze and fired it again to cone 10. I like this piece much more now, and was surprised how well the glaze turned out, considering it was applied to stoneware!
Love love love this dancing vase ! It is really interesting. Fired three times, it was serious work and great result ;) Bravo.
ReplyDeleteThanks so much..yes, alot of work for one very small piece. Well, I'm glad I kept going.
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