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Woodfired in an anagama kiln to cone 13, this bottle measures 14" tall and 6" long and 3" wide. It is made using Jack Troy Anagama clay. The teeth are a domestic porcelain.
A variety of hand building techniques were used to alter this wheel-thrown vessel into the freshwater fish monster you see here. Glazed on the interior with Maria's Oribe, Flashing and Porcelain slips were used on the outside and the head, tail and fins were highlighted with Maria's Oribe. Although it is functional, the artist recommends careful handling if it is to be used, and feels this piece would be best appreciated as the sculptural art it really is. This vessel is for sale at $268 plus shipping.
Catherine Stasevich
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A variety of hand building techniques were used to alter this wheel-thrown vessel into the freshwater fish monster you see here. Glazed on the interior with Maria's Oribe, Flashing and Porcelain slips were used on the outside and the head, tail and fins were highlighted with Maria's Oribe. Although it is functional, the artist recommends careful handling if it is to be used, and feels this piece would be best appreciated as the sculptural art it really is. This vessel is for sale at $268 plus shipping.
Catherine Stasevich
My work may be shared non-commercially on blogs, twitter, facebook etc. as long as you include my name and website address.
My work may NOT be printed or made into any kind of hard copy commercially or non-commercially without my expressed written permission. If you think I may agree to a use of my images or have questions, please note me.
Image size
1772x2576px 2.34 MB
Make
Canon
Model
Canon EOS 40D
Shutter Speed
1/12 second
Aperture
F/7.1
Focal Length
50 mm
ISO Speed
320
Date Taken
Nov 9, 2009, 2:01:38 PM
Lens
EF50mm f/1.8 II
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That is some incredible craftsmanship. I've never heard of an anagama kiln, but upon looking it up, that sounds like a lot of work! Esp. to get to cone 13 - that's damn hot.