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The hardwoods and pinewoods burned inside the kiln as the heat source provided a wonderfully serendipitous effect of ash accumulation along the surface of this pot
Chinese Blue
This was an early glaze used by settlers during the 19th century in the Seagrove area
Silas is part of a new generation of North Carolina potters
Serving Bowl in Dogwood White, 6.75"dia. (Ben Owen Sr.) Lily Jar The hardwoods and pinewoods burnedThis low profile Serving Bowl is a unique style that is influenced by clay forms created in ancient Chinese culture as well as Korean culture. The thick application of the Dogwood White glaze resembles the look of icing on a cake. The rich color of the red clay enhances the white glaze coating to create a striking color contrast. The scalloped design on the base directly reflects the heavy Asian influence in Ben Owen Sr.s form and design, a common
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