Raku Legs Bowl
This bowl was fired through a process called raku, in which after glaze is applied, the piece is fired at an extremely high temperature in an outdoor kiln. At peak temperature, the piece is removed and placed in an airtight container full of combustibles. The chemicals released during combustion and the lack of oxygen creates wild and unpredictable glaze reactions and a carbon black clay body wherever unglazed.
10 x 5 x 3.5 in.
This bowl is NOT food safe, therefore only dry foods and other non-wet ephemera should be placed inside. This bowl has a broken and repaired leg.
This bowl was fired through a process called raku, in which after glaze is applied, the piece is fired at an extremely high temperature in an outdoor kiln. At peak temperature, the piece is removed and placed in an airtight container full of combustibles. The chemicals released during combustion and the lack of oxygen creates wild and unpredictable glaze reactions and a carbon black clay body wherever unglazed.
10 x 5 x 3.5 in.
This bowl is NOT food safe, therefore only dry foods and other non-wet ephemera should be placed inside. This bowl has a broken and repaired leg.
This bowl was fired through a process called raku, in which after glaze is applied, the piece is fired at an extremely high temperature in an outdoor kiln. At peak temperature, the piece is removed and placed in an airtight container full of combustibles. The chemicals released during combustion and the lack of oxygen creates wild and unpredictable glaze reactions and a carbon black clay body wherever unglazed.
10 x 5 x 3.5 in.
This bowl is NOT food safe, therefore only dry foods and other non-wet ephemera should be placed inside. This bowl has a broken and repaired leg.