2.5" tall flattened coil

1.5" tall cracked slab pot

4" tall cracked pinch pot

6" round crackpot, this technique was inspired by a Mark Smalley vase which he kindly shared with me. The base sagged a bit under the weight of the walls during firing, should have made the base thicker than a 1/4". Next time...

2 comments:
You achieve the most beautiful surfaces on your pots, very nice.
Great variety of surface textures and shapes!
Keep it up my man...
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