We shaped this goblet on the potter’s wheel and let it dry. The piece was then dipped in milk, which soaked into the clay’s pores. During firing, the milk burns away, sealing the surface and creating warm brown tones with natural variations.
We shaped this goblet on the potter’s wheel and let it dry. The piece was then dipped in milk, which soaked into the clay’s pores. During firing, the milk burns away, sealing the surface and creating warm brown tones with natural variations.
We shaped this piece by hand on the potter’s wheel. After drying, the goblet was dipped in milk so it could soak into the pores of the clay. During firing, the milk burns away and seals the surface from within, creating a warm brown color with natural variations.
We shaped this piece by hand on the potter’s wheel. After drying, the goblet was dipped in milk so it could soak into the pores of the clay. During firing, the milk burns away and seals the surface from within, creating a warm brown color with natural variations.
Color & appearance: black exterior with a glossy, clear glaze; white interior. Sgraffito (carved) pattern adds a light tactile texture. Technique: potter’s wheel, sgraffito. We shaped this piece by hand on the potter’s wheel.