Kilngod Studios

One of my favorite bottle forms paired with an interesting, abstract, Japanese-style brush decoration. Unfortunately, this one has suffered some battle damage -- think cat jumping onto an end table, sliding, sweeping all contents onto the floor, bottle first, large river rock second. A little superglue saved it from following in the footsteps of Humpty Dumpty.
Clay: Stoneware
Firing: Soda fired, Cone 10 Reduction
Glaze: White slip and dark brush decoration under clear glaze
Price: Not For Sale

The porcelain was centered and two opposing stoneware strips were inserted before throwing. This bowl has no exterior glaze, the colors and blushing were provided by the soda and reduction kiln environment. The perfect bowl for all your tiger butter.
Clay: Porcelain and Stoneware
Firing: Soda fired, Cone 10 Reduction
Glaze: Interior only
Price: Not For Sale

The glaze on this bottle was provided by the wood ash floating in the kiln. The atmosphere provided a nice blush on the roughly applied white slip and dripping ash deposit on the side.
Clay: Stoneware
Firing: Wood fired, Cone 10 Reduction
Glaze: White slip applied by hand
Price: Not For Sale

Chianti bottle form.
Clay: Stoneware
Firing: Wood fired, Cone 10 Reduction
Glaze: White slip brushed on base
Price: Not For Sale

Part of a teapot assignment.
Clay: Stoneware
Firing: Soda fired, Cone 10 Reduction
Glaze: White slip scraped and distressed
Price: Not For Sale

Part of a teapot assignment.
Clay: Stoneware
Firing: Soda fired, Cone 10 Reduction
Glaze: White slip scraped and distressed
Price: Not For Sale

Part of a teapot assignment.
Clay: Stoneware
Firing: Soda fired, Cone 10 Reduction
Glaze: White slip scraped and distressed
Price: Not For Sale

Part of a teapot assignment.
Clay: Stoneware
Firing: Soda fired, Cone 10 Reduction
Glaze: White slip scraped and distressed
Price: Not For Sale

I'm a huge fan of early American Colonial pottery, there's something about the lines and the simplicity of pieces intended for everyday use. This bottle is one of my favorites from a run of experiments with bottle shapes and wood ash water glazes.
Clay: Stoneware
Firing: Cone 9 Reduction
Glaze: Wood Ash Water, Cobalt decoration
Price: Not For Sale

This is one of my very first long neck items and even though many other followed, this remains one of my favorites.
Clay: Stoneware
Firing: Raku
Price: Not For Sale