New Pitcher Design
This pitcher just came out of the kiln and I must say I'm really happy with the way it turned out. All three parts of this piece were thrown then assembled. While assembling it I ran into a few challenges that caused me to make some design changes. I was feeling like I put more time into it than I would have liked to but I also learned a few things. The pitcher it about 11 inches tall with a nice, full belly but is really light, something most people want in a pitcher because it's going to get heavier when it's full.
I have a really full week but I'd still like to get a really good picture of this piece before my open studio and sale which starts on Thursday. I suspect it will be living in someone else house by Christmas.
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I have a really full week but I'd still like to get a really good picture of this piece before my open studio and sale which starts on Thursday. I suspect it will be living in someone else house by Christmas.
cool design, it looks very Danish!
ReplyDeleteThanks Michèle, I hadn't thought of that but since I have Danish roots it makes sense.
DeleteOoooh, I like it!
ReplyDeleteThanks Laura.
DeleteVery nice!!! What cone was it fired to? I love white glaze and it's perfect to show off this fantastic form!
ReplyDeleteThanks Tracey, it was fired to cone6 oxidation with a chun glaze.
DeleteWonderful I like the three separate parts, especially the line between the bottom and pouring portion.
ReplyDeleteThanks Linda, I appreciate that.
DeleteGOLDARNIT that is an awesome piece! WOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOT!
ReplyDeleteThanks Gary
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