this exceptional covered vase represents Silas Bradley's latest exploration of form and surface
These micro-crystals are visible in the second photo shown
Salt Glaze was first discovered by German potters in the late 14th century
It is made from a mixture of feldspathic rock
The subtle interplay of cobalt-infused purples makes this vase an exceptional choice for displaying flowers or standing as a sculptural statement piece in any room
Pitcher in Patina Green Glaze, 10.5"h (Tableware Collection) Yellow Matte Glaze Series this exceptional covered vase representsDiscover the artistry of this wood fired pitcher glazed in Ben Owen III's Patina Green. This captivating glaze features distinct micro crystals that formed during the cooling process of the wood kiln firing. Each piece emerges from the wood kiln as a one of a kind treasure that brings authentic craftsmanship and visual intrigue to your table. At 10. 5 inches tall, it's perfectly proportioned for serving chilled water, lemonade, sweet tea, Sangria, or,