Handmade wheel-thrown mug in coarse stoneware with a nuka glaze in which I use ash I collected last winter from our wood burner at home to create the melt and colour. Inside it has a dolomite white glaze.
The reduction atmosphere of the charcoal saggar inside the kiln creates the colour in both clay and glaze.
Fired to cone 9 in a charcoal reduction firing saggar
My maker's mark is brushed and stamped on the base.
This glaze does vary more than my others from piece to piece - it uses naturally varying wood ash and is also sensitive to atmospheric changes in the kiln, so have a look at the group photo to get an idea of the range of tones it creates.
485 - 500ml
Approx. H100 Ø85
Handmade wheel-thrown mug in coarse stoneware with a nuka glaze in which I use ash I collected last winter from our wood burner at home to create the melt and colour. Inside it has a dolomite white glaze.
The reduction atmosphere of the charcoal saggar inside the kiln creates the colour in both clay and glaze.
Fired to cone 9 in a charcoal reduction firing saggar
My maker's mark is brushed and stamped on the base.
This glaze does vary more than my others from piece to piece - it uses naturally varying wood ash and is also sensitive to atmospheric changes in the kiln, so have a look at the group photo to get an idea of the range of tones it creates.
485 - 500ml
Approx. H100 Ø85
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