Lily Jar in Dogwood White, 11.25"h (Ben Owen III) Teapots Copper Penny Glaze is influenced

Copper Penny Glaze is influenced by the amount of iron in the clay as well as the formula of the glaze

The surface may resemble the texture of an orange peel

while the pigment cobalt tints the crystals blue

Ben Owen III methodically manipulated various glaze materials with the potential to create unique surfaces and patterns that are reflective of natural scenery in our world's environment

This piece is hand-signed by Bryan Pulliam with the year made (2021)

Lily Jar in Dogwood White, 11.25"h (Ben Owen III) Teapots Copper Penny Glaze is influencedA great vase to display flowers on a table or a mantle. The vase has four handles on the shoulder and a thicker glaze application on the surface giving the look of icing on a cake. This vase shape is a design from Ben IIIs grandfather, Ben Owen, Sr. The scalloped design on the base is influenced by techniques seen in early Chinese glazed pottery during the Song and Tang Dynasties and early Japanese techniques. The rich color of the red clay