April Showers Bring More Pots!

I really like this one! It is tall and elegant with a mysterious green/brown/blue wash of color that would compliment any flowers it would hold.

This is one of my favorite colors, an even cornflower blue glaze in a simple yet elegant tall vase. I just imagine all the Gladiolus reaching out of this gorgeous vase.

This wonderful bowl can be used as a center piece to hold fruit or used as a serving dish right on the table. It is a rich brown with finely textured designs all around the sides.

Wonderful clear, leaf-green glaze is transparent and takes on different shades of green color like glass over each groove in the hand thrown clay. The spray of white daisy flowers are sprouting across the front.

Tall mug with ample handle to put all 4 fingers inside.

It was an exciting morning again opening the large kiln with new glazes and altered shapes of  vases, bowls and mugs. I have been enjoying using the new Coyote glazes as well as some standby Artists Choice by Amoco. However,  this time… I layered those to achieve even more vibrant colors. I also have been adding textures to my bowls using some really detailed etchings into the leather-hard clay.  It is hard to chose colors that are not my favorite. But knowing what people like, adding purples and oranges are bringing me into a springtime mood!

Again working with my imagination I made a fancy vase. It is an emerald-green wash-glaze, drawing a long flower impression on the sides with my fluted top with added dots of clay.