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clay heaven: kéramos

covered jar: porcelain, 20 cm diameter, full base slip, brushed layered slips/engobes, white satin matte glaze (cone 7 oxidation)
challenge, adventure, fun, learning, physical aesthetics, bodily exertions, emotion’s very highs and painful lows, imaginative growth, dense insight, fortunate friendships, companionship with mud, hard thought: a life form all of its own in the merging of human and stuff (kéramos)…
open platter: grogged (silica sand) porcelain, 50 cm diameter, full base slip, thick layered slips/engobes, thick white satin glaze (cone 7 oxidation)
large charger: grogged stoneware, 70 cm diameter, full base slip, light touch brushings of slips/engobes, white satin glaze (cone 7 oxidation)

large flat platter: grogged, iron-laden stoneware, 80 cm diameter, heavily layered and intermingled slips/engobes, waxy matte glaze (cone 10 reduction)
vase: grogged stoneware, 48 cm x 19 cm, brush stroked slips/engobes, microcrystalline matte glaze (cone 10 reduction)
vase: black manganese earthenware, 35 cm high, rutile slip, finger tracing, once-fired (cone 02 oxidation.)
vase: stoneware, 35 cm high, multiple layered slips/engobes, white glaze (cone 8 oxidation)

bowl: porcelain, 30cm diameter, multiple overlapping slips/engobes, white satin, cone 7/8 glaze (careful cone 9 oxidation)
close-up: pooled glaze, porcelain bowl
ancestral fish: grogged stoneware, 66 cm wide x 14 cm high, engraved/scratched with kitchen utensils, cobalt slip/glaze, fumed, outer edge albany glaze, once-fired, (cone 6 oxidation)
close-up detail: turquoise glazed eye
slab bottle: grogged (silica sand) porcelain, 80 cm x 41 cm, thrown neck, saturated iron glaze under clear celadon, wax resist (cone 9 oxidation)
bottle: neck, shoulder angle
close-up wax res
volcanic dance: photoshop play
small dinner setting: stoneware, cobalt slips with hints of others, satin glaze, cone 7, oxidation
typical porcelain bowl: 35 cm, multiple slip layers, satin glaze, cone 7 oxidation
simple cooking casserole: stoneware, multiple slip layers, satin glaze, cone 6+ oxidation
typical porcelain bowl: 25 cm, thick slip layering, cone 6+, oxidation
typical underside of bowl: thick slip layering, cone 6+, oxidation
stoneware serving dish: 35 cm, iron base glaze, wax resist, cobalt albany glaze, cone 7 oxidation
porcelain platter: 65 cm, turquoise glaze, over slips strokes, cone 7 oxidation
stoneware serving dish: 35 cm, cobalt albany base glaze, wax resist, iron glaze, cone 7 oxidation
typical medium vase: 55 cm high, multiple, overlayed, variegated slips, satin glaze, cone 7 oxidation
small bud vase: 18 cm, manganese earthen ware, titanium and cobalt slips, unglazed, cone 02+, oxidation
typical medium vase: 50 cm high, multiple overlayed, chrome and cobalt slips, satin glaze, cone 7+ oxidation
lidded jar: 45 cm high, beige stoneware, saturated iron glaze with sprinkled fine wood ash mixed with granular ilmenite, onto wet glaze, cone 10 reduction.
lidded jar: 18 cm high, white stoneware, multiple slips with manganese/ash on top, satin glaze, cone 7 oxidation
lidded jar: 35 cm high, beige stoneware, thin multiple slips, satin glaze with very thin ash wash on top, cone 6+ oxidation
water pitcher: 1 1/2 liters, dark stoneware, slips with satin glaze, cone 7 oxidation
a very early (late 1970s) water jug: 1 1/2 liters, iron ladden stoneware, matte white glaze exterior, cobalt black glaze interior, cone 10 reduction
larger water jug: 2 liters, beige stoneware, feathering of slips, satin glaze, cone 7 oxidation
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