Unique, handmade functional and fine art ceramics
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This form was coiled from the bottom up over a period of days. The head, a large pinch pot, was attached. As the piece became more solid, details were added and the carving began. The finished sculpture is about 2 feet high. It will be dried slowly before firing.
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The subtle and magical colors brought about by smoke firing give an ancient and dynamic look to the numinous pieces.
From traditional planters to totems and fairy houses, selects from the most unique collection of art for your garden.
Recently, the firebrick kiln was fired up and filled it with a variety of combustibles, including dryer lint, wood shavings, steel wool, copper wire and hard woods.