


These two pieces were thrown when I was still in my "alter it/not round" mode in November, carried over from when I made the saki set. The first one is triangular, and the second one is flattened on two sides. I am very pleased with how the glaze turned out on the second one, since I used the SB red clay and had no idea how it would look. I am planning on getting a cork for it and putting some type of decadent spirit in it...maybe amaretto, as I have baked with it before and haven't tried saki yet.
I think I am getting out of my little pottery rut I thought I was in and threw my first spout on Wednesday. It was very fun!
Thanks for looking!
3 comments:
I love the little feet on the bottom one and the salt pigs are too cool. I love having little dishes to put my salt in, but I think those are my favorite so far.
I loved catching up on your pottery. I love the feet too. It looks difficult.
I like the salt pigs, and I think your Llama looks good too; hope this isn't insulting if I said it looks like cave art?
Your pottery is getting very good and you are showing some very creative ideas! Keep it up!
Love you,
Robert
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