13”W x 11 ½”H
This bowl was was formed in a personally thrown bisque mold and the base was thrown on the wheel. The fossil imagery was inspired by fossils found in my childhood. After the bowl was fired in the bisque kiln and cooled, I applied special glazes before it was raku fired. The colors and the crackle are dependent on the amount of oxygen granted during the raku firing and cooling. My glaze recipes are all my own, which to me, makes the work more personal and more intimate.
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This is a great piece to add to any collection and complements various interior settings. To see similar ceramic raku bowls please click here.
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13"H x 10 1/2"W
This colorful sculptural vessel was hand built using slabs of clay. After drying completely, it was bisque fired in the electric kiln. Then it was glazed with new proprietary glazes and raku fired to 1880 degrees F. After reaching that temperature, it was removed from the kiln and placed in a metal can with white newsprint. I closed the lid after a few seconds and allowed it to cool to air temperature.
As with all of my raku pottery,, each new piece is different from another and no two pieces are alike. I am continually adding new colorful pottery pieces to my online store so please check back here periodically for more of my raku work. To sign up for news & information regarding my exhibitions with occasional discounted raku pottery for sale please click here.
To learn more about my pottery and my process please visit my raku firing page and please contact me if you would like more information.
10 1/2”H x 9”W x 7 1/2”D
This particular piece is part of my Winged Vessel 2025 Series and was developed using a thrown bisque mold. The vivid gold, red, orang on this raku pottery piece were developed using specially formulated pottery glazes. Using my own recipes, I can transform and control the chemical bonds of each raku pottery piece. This makes my connection to each piece deeper and more personal.
When these metals melt in the firing, they leave some dramatic results. The colors of the glaze depend on the amount of reduction allowed during the raku firing and cooling.
This fantastic one-of-a-kind ceramic vessel will make for a great conversation starter and is at its best within naturally lit spaces. Make it yours today!
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These pieces were created using the raku process. To learn more about my raku pottery and how my sculptures are created, please visit my raku firing page. To sign up for news & information regarding my exhibitions or monthly discounted raku pottery for sale please click here.
11”H x12”W
This sculptural raku piece was hand built in a thrown mold. After drying, the piece was bisque fired. The proprietary glazes were sprayed on the piece, and it was raku fired. The colorful surfaces are all glazes with no gold leaf or paint. Included is a small ball of museum wax for adhering the bowl to the base.
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This fantastic one-of-a-kind piece will stand out from your collection and will be sure to turn heads. It makes for a perfect stand alone piece in a well lit hall way or as an entrance sculpture to intrigue your guests. Make it yours today!
To learn more about my raku pottery and how my sculptures are created, please visit my raku firing page and please contact me if you would like more information. To sign up for news & information regarding my exhibitions or monthly discounted raku pottery for sale please clickhere.
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16”W x 7 1/2”D x 10”H
This piece was hand built using slabs in a thrown bisque mold and then altered. After bisque firing, it was glazed with proprietary glazes and raku fired. It is chemically bonded to the base for stability.
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To learn more about raku pottery and my process please visit my raku firing page and please contact me if you would like more information.
19”L x 7”W x 5”D
This decorative raku sculpture has some incredible reflective properties that make a unique piece for any collection. To adjust the basic design or texture of each piece, certain glazes are sprayed on the surfaces at varying thickness. The colors of the glazes depend on the amount of reduction allowed during cooling after the raku firing.
See Examples of my Raku Pottery Glazes
Each raku pottery vessel that I create is unique and no two pieces are alike. I am continually adding new work to my online store so please check back here periodically for more of my raku pottery vessels. To sign up for news & information regarding my exhibitions with occasional discounted pottery for sale please click here.
To learn more about my raku pottery and my process please visit my raku firing page and please contact me if you would like more information.
11”H x12”W
This sculptural raku piece was hand built in a thrown mold. After drying, the piece was bisque fired. The proprietary glazes were sprayed on the piece, and it was raku fired. The colorful surfaces are all glazes with no gold leaf or paint. Included is a small ball of museum wax for adhering the bowl to the base.
See Raku Pottery Glaze Recipes
This fantastic one-of-a-kind piece will stand out from your collection and will be sure to turn heads. It makes for a perfect stand alone piece in a well lit hall way or as an entrance sculpture to intrigue your guests. Make it yours today!
To learn more about my raku pottery and how my sculptures are created, please visit my raku firing page and please contact me if you would like more information. To sign up for news & information regarding my exhibitions or monthly discounted raku pottery for sale please clickhere.
See here for more raku sculptures.
11.5"H x 11"W x 11.5"L
This raku sculpture was created using torn slabs of clay in a bisque mold. It was first made on the potter’s wheel, then hand built. The unique contrast of colors on this raku piece were developed using proprietary glazes and underglazes that are sprayed, painted and/or poured on the pottery.
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This piece is part of a series of winged raku vessels. Make it yours today or shop for more ceramics to find the one that is perfect for you.
These ceramic pieces were created using the raku process. To learn more about my raku pottery and how my sculptures are created, please visit my raku firing page and please contact me if you would like more information.
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My raku vessels were created with colors in mind. Using my own glazes and underglazed I can fire a raku pottery piece over and over again to achieve the colors I am looking for. These pieces beautifully reflect the intricate details of my firing process.
I have fired these raku ikebana pieces using special glazes that coordinate well with the natural vibrancy of various flowers. These special raku pottery pieces embody this wonderful art form and are sure to give an extra bit of life to any floral arrangement.
These intricate raku wall pieces highlight the beauty and textures created when experimenting with my different raku pottery glazes.. Their earthly and natural formations, designs and vibrant colors will turn your wall into a source of inspiration.