A hand in the lower right hand corner holding a wheel thrown mug made from white clay, with a round belly in front of a mirror. The lower portion of the mug has a natural, crackle texture and the rim is smooth. The division of texture is marked by a line. In the mirror you can see the reflection of the mug, as well as a framed piece of beadwork hanging on the white wall.

A hand holding a wheel thrown mug made if white clay in front of a window. Through the window there is a bush covered in snow. On the windowsill, you can see an orange toolbox and to the right of the mugs is a curly stalk of bamboo set against the white studio wall. The mug has a narrow foot, round belly that ends in a gentle curve to a slightly more narrow rim.

A couple of round bellied sodium silicate mugs in Plainsman M370 ready for the next bisque load

#pottery #sodiumsilicate #mugs #wheelthrown #studiopotter #plainsmanclay #finecraft #canadianceramics #m370 #canadianpottery #stoneware #workinprogress

shows the edges of 3 slab built plates in a stack. white stoneware body with multiple layers of underglaze and impressed lines. lots of slip trailed dots

day 5 of #20pots
several years ago, made lots of these small slab plates, they were so fun to decorate, I still use the one on top quite often,
and I still use dots and mishima a lot
#cone6 #oxidation #M370 #potteryhandbuilt

You can find anything, if you spend long enough looking. ~ Peter Foley, ATSB search director for #M370. Esquire magazine, Jan/Feb 2015