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Escutcheon VII
Utilizing the mishima technique, the artist incised and covered this one-of-a-kind ceramic vase with a layer of contrasting-colored clay; once that stiffened, the artist gently stripped away most of the darker clay, leaving only delicate lines in the incisions. While the glaze was still damp, the artist sprinkled little bits of copper carbonate into the grooves, where it melted into the glaze during its time in the hot kiln. Signed on the bottom.
Utilizing the mishima technique, the artist incised and covered this one-of-a-kind ceramic vase with a layer of contrasting-colored clay; once that stiffened, the artist gently stripped away most of the darker clay, leaving only delicate lines in the incisions. While the glaze was still damp, the artist sprinkled little bits of copper carbonate into the grooves, where it melted into the glaze during its time in the hot kiln. Signed on the bottom.
$350.00
Escutcheon VII—
$350.00
Description
Utilizing the mishima technique, the artist incised and covered this one-of-a-kind ceramic vase with a layer of contrasting-colored clay; once that stiffened, the artist gently stripped away most of the darker clay, leaving only delicate lines in the incisions. While the glaze was still damp, the artist sprinkled little bits of copper carbonate into the grooves, where it melted into the glaze during its time in the hot kiln. Signed on the bottom.
