It has been some time since pottery has been a "thing" however this glaze from a recent firing really struck a soft spot with me.
I call it the coral glaze now. Probably has limited use but its still nice in my eyes.
Interesting Glaze.
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Interesting Glaze.
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Re: Interesting Glaze.
Wow, that's unique and very interesting. I like it.
Do you reckon you could reproduce it, or was it a once off occurrence?
Regards
Steve
Do you reckon you could reproduce it, or was it a once off occurrence?
Regards
Steve
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Re: Interesting Glaze.
Steve, you could have that glaze many times but like I said it has a limited use in my opinion.
That's the long answer, the short answer is that it is repeatable.
That's the long answer, the short answer is that it is repeatable.
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