Serving Bowl Chester_County_Pa

Serving Bowl Chester_County_PaWood fired serving bowl with a center of flowers and blue and white stripes. The flowers and stripes are formed by a process called Nerikomi, an ancient Japanese decorative process. Colored clay is shaped into a design, in this case, a flower and formed into a tube, called a cane. The cane is sliced thinly in the cross section, and this slice is inlayed into a slab of clay which is used to form the pot. Approx. 12" diameter in this square bowl. 3"

A goblet on a short stem with a celadon and white glaze combination

2 cups  3" high

a buddha bowl

Wood-fired

5" diameter

A 28 oz teapot with 2 6 oz

9" tall to the top of the handle

a flower and formed into a tube

and of course rice

12" diameter

Classic celadon and flower vase

10 1/2 " tall