This vessel was hand pinched from a slab of layered colours. The original block of layered colours was sliced, laid flat and joined to make a new thick slab. That thick slab was then pinched out to a bowl shape before taking it’s final shape in a mould. The rim, handles and foot were subsequently added. Pinching out a thick slab can provide for the introduction of interesting movement in the layers and lines.
This vessel was thrown and had pattern layers subsequently cut and inlaid into the walls.
This vessel was slip cast with an iron oxide based slip. The mould was meticulously lined with the white clay strips before the casting slip was poured in and subsequently wiped back.
This small thrown tumbler has a fine rim of coloured clay pattern attached to it’s top. This subtle adornment makes a quiet statement.
This vessel was thrown and subsequently inlaid with a simply cut cobalt pattern