Gold Vein Bowl
A wide bowl with a glossy olive interior and dark exterior streaked with bold gold —…
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Bowls are the most honest objects a potter makes. There is nowhere to hide in a bowl — the form is open, the interior as visible as the exterior, and every decision made at the wheel is on display. A bowl asks to be used: for food, for fruit, for the small accumulation of objects that collect on a desk or a counter. Each bowl in this collection is wheel thrown in my studio from locally sourced stoneware, wood-fired and glazed with materials I mix myself. The surfaces range from dark and volcanic to pale and ash-white, the interiors often quieter than the exterior — a place for the eye to rest before the hands pick it up.
9 pieces
A wide bowl with a glossy olive interior and dark exterior streaked with bold gold —…
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A wide, generous bowl in deep celadon-green with rust-brown patches — viewed from above, the interior…
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Wide shallow bowl from an earlier firing — made for the table, marked by the kiln.
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Very wide shallow shino bowl — cream-white with iron speckling, clean and open.
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Wide serving bowl — sandy cream ash interior with mottled dark gray and olive patches.
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Wide serving bowl with a bold diagonal iron brushstroke across a cream ash ground.
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Wide serving bowl with iron brushwork and gold ash streaks — painterly and expressive.
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Wide serving bowl with a golden-amber and dark iron tortoiseshell interior pattern.
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Wide serving bowl with a swirling amber and dark iron interior — complex and rich.
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