A moon jar hand thrown on the wheel in porcelain. After turning it to refine the final shape, I decorate around the widest part of the moon jar with slip (liquid porcelain), drawing swift freeform marks with a slip trailer. The energy in the decoration contrasts with the calm simplicity of this timeless form.
After bisque firing the moon jar is glazed in a pale blue-green celadon glaze for its second firing. This collects in and around the slip decoration. In the kiln this melts into darker pools, which help to define this dynamic element.
Height: 10cm
Care: hand wash
A moon jar in celadon
SKU: mj66
£85.00Price
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