Fruit Bowls

Wood-Fired Bowls

The coils for these bowls are rolled out by hand. They were then wood fired in an anagama-style kiln that had been built by a Japanese master. The firing takes four continuous days. The heat and the gases given off by the burning wood and maturing glazes, of all the pieces in the kiln, add color and even create a form glaze on the piece. The color of the bowl is influenced by those pieces surrounding it and its position in the kiln. The firing is a communal effort by all participating artists whose work is in the kiln. It's a wondrous event whose positive energy is transferred into each piece.

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