Coil built vessel, glazed naturally by fire and ash in the Anagama kiln. The interior is glazed to hold water for freshly cut flowers. This vessel could also be used to hold paintbrushes, pens, etc.

After 144 continuous hour of firing, the kiln was shut down and sealed up to starve any oxygen out of the kiln. This process is called “reduction cooling” and leaves a more crystalized effect and muted earth tones in the glaze (see photos). This reduction cooling process happens only once a year at East Creek.

Approximate measurements: 3” tall x 2” wide (at vase opening).

Please allow up to 12 days for processing and shipping.