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Posted On: September 1st 2025, 04:02 am
first time doing a wood fire ❤️🔥
the high heat, flame, and ash combine to paint brilliant patches of orange and wrinkly tans across this bare, unglazed porcelain (save for the green underglaze).
before firing i had no idea what the robe would look like - it's all up to the position in the kiln and the way the flames lick across the piece during the days-long firing.
wood firings like this really capture everything i love about ceramics: the volatility, the beauty in imperfections, and the connection to primitive crafts and materials.
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special thanks @aviceramics for firing this piece for me!
the high heat, flame, and ash combine to paint brilliant patches of orange and wrinkly tans across this bare, unglazed porcelain (save for the green underglaze).
before firing i had no idea what the robe would look like - it's all up to the position in the kiln and the way the flames lick across the piece during the days-long firing.
wood firings like this really capture everything i love about ceramics: the volatility, the beauty in imperfections, and the connection to primitive crafts and materials.
- 🦎 -
special thanks @aviceramics for firing this piece for me!
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