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glazes originated from the Ming Dynasty type of pottery in China
He fires the kiln down with equal attention as he stalls temperatures at specific levels to enhance cobalt crystal growth
Bryan formalized his studies in the professional craft of clay by attending classes at the Rockingham Community College and gaining an apprenticeship with Sally Hayes and Noah Carlton
This piece is hand-signed by Ben Owen III with the year made (1999) and is part of our "Pots From The Past" series
Square Shouldered Melon Egg Vase in Cobalt and Ash Glazes, 8.75"h (Ben Owen III) Blue Lichen Crystalline glazes originated from the MingThis vase design is a classic egg shape that has been made for three generations of Bens family, and, is one of the most popular forms that Ben Owen III enjoys creating. This form is heavily influenced by the Mei Peng style vases made early in Chinese clay culture. Measuring 5. 5w x 8. 75h. Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting. Salt Glaze Salt Glaze was first discovered by German potters in the
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