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the wood ash will liquefy and begin to run down the side of the pots
The presence of wood ash coming in contact with the glaze accentuates the glaze with flashes of apple green and yellow tones to deeper brown shades on areas of the pot
These larger crystals are formed within the glaze along the surface of the vase during the cooling process of a kiln firing
The combed lines are carved into the clay when the bowl is "leather hard"
Small Bowl in Chinese Blue, 4.75"dia. (Ben Owen Sr.) Shirley Owen Collection the wood ash will liquefyThis Tea Bowl was made by Ben Owen Sr. circa the 1960s. The accents to this glaze are achieved with smoke and flame contact with the surface. The glaze is also lightly salted to bleach the glaze and create a blend of blue green copper red accents. Measuring 4. 75dia. x 1. 25h. Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting. Chinese Blue The Chinese Blue Glaze is sought by collectors because of the variety
