Dinner Bowl
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Raw clay bowls are such a good canvas for the flames of a woodfiring to decorate. This bowl went into the kiln with nothing on it, sitting upside-down on one large wad creating the mark in the middle and splitting the flame as it flowed along the surface, slight variations in temperature and atmosphere creating all the different subtle colors. Giving each bowl, despite being made with the same material and fired at the same time, its own unique individual personality. This bowl was firing for 120 hours in the 5th firing at Three Spring
Height around 3.75"
Width around 7.5"+
Watch video below description!!
Raw clay bowls are such a good canvas for the flames of a woodfiring to decorate. This bowl went into the kiln with nothing on it, sitting upside-down on one large wad creating the mark in the middle and splitting the flame as it flowed along the surface, slight variations in temperature and atmosphere creating all the different subtle colors. Giving each bowl, despite being made with the same material and fired at the same time, its own unique individual personality. This bowl was firing for 120 hours in the 5th firing at Three Spring
Height around 3.75"
Width around 7.5"+
Watch video below description!!
Raw clay bowls are such a good canvas for the flames of a woodfiring to decorate. This bowl went into the kiln with nothing on it, sitting upside-down on one large wad creating the mark in the middle and splitting the flame as it flowed along the surface, slight variations in temperature and atmosphere creating all the different subtle colors. Giving each bowl, despite being made with the same material and fired at the same time, its own unique individual personality. This bowl was firing for 120 hours in the 5th firing at Three Spring
Height around 3.75"
Width around 7.5"+