ghostly greens intention dish

I love how you can see where the underglaze spread like watercolors and was then trapped beneath the celadon. Every place my brush touched is visible. On the back, there is evidence of some sooty reduction in the kiln, hence the carbon trapping grey.

Reduction-fired porcelain makes this piece a natural fit for any tableau. Use it for bracelets, blessings, blunts, and bagels (top rack dishwasher-safe, just clean and reuse). 

My Torn Clay Pots are made by literally tearing the clay and leaving as much of an organic edge as possible without it being "dangerware." As with all HighFired "accelerated fossils," actual c@nnabis sat!va leaves are pressed into the clay, left to dry, and burned out during the first firing. The resulting ash is collected for future use, details are highlighted with underglaze, more glaze is applied (or not) , and the piece is fired to 2300°F in one of three kilns: salt, wood, or reduction.

Size is approximately 4.5"w x 5"h. Top rack dishwasher-safe.