a slice of summer
Meet Bowen’s newest roadside stand, open now💕 Built by @tristanpaulcasey using yellow cedar and wavy glass.
Yellow cedar (roasted) and stoneware. I treated myself to an air compressor and glaze sprayer and am super happy with the smooth finish on the letters. #babysfirstaircompressor Roadside stand open August 24th 💕
I made four of these. One cracked when I stamped the bottom and one developed glaze defects in the firing, so now there are two. Shino glaze with manganese and iron wedged into the clay for the speckles🖤
Super excited to invite you to the opening of our new roadside pottery stand! To celebrate we are have a garden ceramics sale Sunday, August 24th from 3-5pm. Would love to see you there!💕 Please dm for location📍
Yard flowers in a soda fired vase. The darker lines on the rim are where the soda glaze hit and carbon trapping occurred in the glaze. A little bit of magic you hope for but can never guarantee. Available late summer, more details to come💛
Freshly bisqued and ready for the soda kiln next week 🤞🏼🔥
3 mugs. Thrown, inlaid, and glazed with shino and soda ash. ✨ #sodafiredpottery
One mug a day is a totally fine production rate, right?😅
Dress code: Rural Romantic The best day 💕 @tristanpaulcasey Also the reason I don’t have any pots for this year’s Bowen Christmas Craft Fair 🫣 Flowers by @forrealflowers Film and digital photos by @keelyrae_photography
Wood fired vase, with yard flowers Dahlia tuber from @17stems_wildflowers 💕
Happy birthday @tristanpaulcasey it’s going to be a real good year 🤠🕺🏼🪩😘
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An extra juicy mug fired in the wood ash of some Alders we had to remove due to rot and lean. The tree ash contains all the minerals needed to melt and fuse with clay in a high-fire ^10 firing, but every firing is different based on the type of wood,
Remember that teapot? Here’s what she looks like now covered in shino glaze and wood ash ✨