Floral Sash (large) is honored to have found a new home.

Floral Sash ©
She carries a bundle of fresh cut flowers, dipping her feet into the cool water along the river way.
A painterly band of loose flowers. Blues, greens, peach, and rust imply flowers, leaves, and water.
A rust red glaze applied to lid and washed over surface creates an ‘antiquing’ finish.

• Description #1568
Finish outside: Rust Red Glaze, Terracotta, Gold, Teal and Dark Blue Underglaze
Finish inside: Red Red Glaze
Size: 6.5″w x 8.25″h
Vessel Weight: 3# (lbs)
Volume 151 CI (cubic inches)

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• About the process:
Each piece is a one-of-a-kind wheel-thrown clay creation. After being shaped on the potter’s wheel, the piece is allowed to semi-dry to what is called the leather-hard stage.
Once it reaches this “half dry” state the piece is able to be shaped, carved and textured. Once completely dry – or ‘bone dry’ it is placed in an electric kiln for a ‘bisque firing’ which takes many, many hours reaching a temp of approximately 1800 degrees. After the piece has completed this bisque process, it is cooled, stained with oxides or stains, burnished if necessary, and glazed. The final process of high firing at a temp of approximately 2200 degrees transforms the piece from a ‘bisque’ to a ‘stoneware’. It is now more durable, able to hold water, and is food safe if ‘glazed’ on the interior for food use.