Red Stoneware Pottery by Paul Eshelman, Navy Blue Glaze - Bakeware & Serveware
Another great example of Paul Eshelman’s functional pottery – great lines, beautiful glazes, perfect for everyday use. Created from slip-cast red stoneware. The navy blue collection includes 2-piece platter/dip bowl set, lidded casserole dish, and awesome rectangular boat bowl. Paul’s pottery is food, oven, and dishwasher safe. $72-$135
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Handmade ceramic raku vessels with cut-out design. These are beautiful pottery vessels with fascinating textures and matte glaze with brilliant colors that flow into and around each other, including blues, greens, yellows, gold and fuchsia. An excellent gift choice. Signed.
BeautifulBowls.com is pleased to feature new work by Michigan ceramic artist, Barry Bernstein. Barry’s work is earthy, colorful, and wonderfully textural. How to care for your Raku pottery.
Stoneware platter & bowl set with beautiful rutile blue glaze. The wonderful raised oak leaf pattern is a Nancy Zoller original design.
Nancy’s work is inspired and informed by the beauty of the Rocky Mountains and all the wide-open natural spaces her home state has to offer. The Zoller style incorporates leaf, pine branch, and seashell patterns into each piece. The repeated pattern and graceful lines of nature never seem to grow old… Learn More
Oriental style porcelain bowls. Perfect size for soup, salads, and cereal. These handmade bowls are thrown on a potter's wheel and are glazed with Celadon green and accented with a brushed leaf design.
New work by Karen Ford!
Blue Green Sushi Platter - Textured Porcelain with melted glass detail.
Sushi Platter, Sake Set, Fluted Bowl, & Soy Bowl - Porcelain with Tenmoku Glaze and melted glass detail.
Artist Bio:
She took her first pottery class over a decade ago and has been enamored with clay ever since. She sees the potter’s wheel as a vehicle that enables her to join movement and spontaneity. She prefers simple shapes and steers clear from fussy decoration because she believes the marriage between clay, form and glaze speaks for itself.
Karen’s current work is a collaboration between clay, fire and glass. Small bits of glass melt during the glaze firing leaving a “pool” of translucent color in the bottom of the bowls. These small puddles of glass fuse with the glaze leaving a smooth surface. They can be gem-like, reminiscent of semi-precious stones or ice formations. Each firing yields different results so replication is next to impossible.
Her functional serving pieces are meant for sushi and other communal foods and, when not in use, make stunning display pieces. Karen hopes to enhance the everyday ritual of eating by making it a beautiful and unique experience.
Oxblood Sushi Platter and Bowls - Porcelain with melted glass detail.
