Distressed Sandstone Vessel No. 1, described by the maker as the Distressed Sandstone Ikebana Vessel, is a hand-thrown piece in tan stoneware with an elegant surface texture, white slip detail and torn edges.
The process begins with a cylinder thrown on the wheel. The surface layer is dried with a heat gun, then a layer of white slip is applied, followed by sodium silicate. After another round of heat dries the surface, the vessel is shaped from the inside with one hand pushing the walls out, which breaks the dried layer of clay and creates a delicate cracked texture over the body.
Once off the wheel, the vessel is trimmed and then deliberately broken to create a dynamic raw edge. It goes through two rounds of firing before completion.
The exterior is left raw to show the beauty of the clay body, while the inside is lined with a satin bronze glaze that allows the piece to hold water. It is handmade in Northern Washington state.
Customization is available on request.
| Dimensions LxWxH | 20x20x14cm (8x8x6'') |
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| Piece Weight (kg) | 1.0 |
| Production Year | 2026 |
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| Design Class | Unique Pieces |
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