14”H x14”W x6”D

This raku piece was thrown on the potter’s wheel and altered. Hand-built additions were added when wet. After drying, the piece was bisque fired. The proprietary glazes and underglazes were sprayed and poured on the piece, and it was raku fired. The textured glaze was abraded after the piece cooled to air temperature.

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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!

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