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iridescent bowls
glaze breaking over the thinner rim of these favourites.
tiniest pourers
these miniature jugs have little dimples; you have to feel them rather than see them, but they feel just right in your hand.
shallow bowl
coppery glaze with black copper oxide
Exhibition at Richmond Station
Three of my pots, as captured in acrylics by local artist Linda Coleby.
small coppery bowl with plum jam
its been an incredible year for the humble plum. tastes all the better for being scooped out of a favourite bowl.
lidded jars
so much dolerite in Teesdale. this is a dolerite tin grey satin matte glaze.
miniature bowls
bowls, for something and nothing.
bowls in tin grey and copper.
Pebble pots
ridged, irregular pots, inspired by the limestone karsts found in rocky river beds in the pennines.
Trio of bowls
Teesdale fellfoot glazes. sloping layers with a crystal blue pooling at the base.
Round bellied jar
slate grey blue glaze
Minature
graduated copper glaze with iron oxide.
Tiny pots
throwing off the hump, a different technique for making small items on the wheel.
Three bowls
Lichen and Moss footed bowls
Bisque-fired bellied vases
Coarse, densely-flecked stoneware
Floating Chrome
test tile
The wheel head after trimming
Coffee beakers
Coarsely flecked rough stoneware clay, glazed in burnt copper lichen and Teesdale Fellfoot
Small vase collection
Smooth and coarse clay in assorted colours from the Lichen palette.
Bisque-glazed flat vase rim
Before glazing, this shows the rough texture of this basalt-flecked stoneware clay.
Shallow Medium Bowl
Burnt copper with crystal sky pooling
Footed bowl
'Lichens' glaze, on a lichen rock.
White vases
Coarse stoneware vases in satin white glaze.
Crackle glazed bowl
Vert Craquele glazed interior with a matte black rim and outside
Freshly thrown coffee beakers
Off the wheel, these will take a couple of days to dry a little before they are trimmed and refined.
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