Farmhouse Bowl
This handbuilt bowl was handbuilt which results in a more organic and “perfectly imperfect” shape. The clay starts flat and I rolled a textured crocheted piece into it that my grandmother handmade over 100 years ago. After it dried and I bisque fired it in the kiln, I antiqued that crocheted part with underglaze and wiped it back for a truly unique result. The rest of it is glazed in what I call a farm house style glaze. It’s a cream coloured base with tiny little crystals in it that explode in the kiln when heated and leave those beautiful little brown specs in the finished product.
This handbuilt bowl was handbuilt which results in a more organic and “perfectly imperfect” shape. The clay starts flat and I rolled a textured crocheted piece into it that my grandmother handmade over 100 years ago. After it dried and I bisque fired it in the kiln, I antiqued that crocheted part with underglaze and wiped it back for a truly unique result. The rest of it is glazed in what I call a farm house style glaze. It’s a cream coloured base with tiny little crystals in it that explode in the kiln when heated and leave those beautiful little brown specs in the finished product.
This handbuilt bowl was handbuilt which results in a more organic and “perfectly imperfect” shape. The clay starts flat and I rolled a textured crocheted piece into it that my grandmother handmade over 100 years ago. After it dried and I bisque fired it in the kiln, I antiqued that crocheted part with underglaze and wiped it back for a truly unique result. The rest of it is glazed in what I call a farm house style glaze. It’s a cream coloured base with tiny little crystals in it that explode in the kiln when heated and leave those beautiful little brown specs in the finished product.