Here is the first of a batch of lidded trinket jars I’m making. I started making these a few years ago and need to replenish my supply. This one holds probably about 6 fluid ounces (why are US volumes so weird?).
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Well done!! As a testament to your skill i spent a while wondering what you’d put on top of your soil to make it white and whether those things were rocks or some kind of seed.
I also briefly thought it was cereal in milk though, so maybe i’m just sleepy and confused since i just woke up…
Beautiful work. I never would have realized it was a jar.
On first glance I was fooled and thought you were showing us your planter. Beautiful work and great concept!
These are gorgeous! Would you share that the green glaze on the pot is?
Sure. All the glazes I use are made in house by our glaze techs, so if you want something similar you can look up recipes on Glazy. It’s a cone 10 glaze called Opalescent Green, and it usually breaks really dramatically over shino glazes. Here it’s applied over a gold shino, but it’s not breaking as much as usual.
This is applied on an iron-rich stoneware fired to cone10 in reduction.
This is amazing
Love this
Echoing the comments that didn't realize it was a lidded jar, I just loved the smooth consistent surface of the "pot".
Mind blown when I realized the succulent and rocks were also ceramics. Well done! The lid fits so well and it's amazingly decorated.
A friend of mine makes stuff just like this…
Wait, do you throw at Higher Fire???
small_spider_liker [OP] 12 points · Feb 2024
D’oh! My cover is blown!
Responsible-JKD 1 points · Feb 2024
funny