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FERRIC CHLORIDE CERAMICS (Not food safe)
Ferric chloride process: After bisque firing, the piece is given two coats of liquid ferric chloride by pouring. After drying, the piece is wrapped in heavy duty tin foil and fired to about 1250 degrees. The fuming of the acid causes the colors. After cooling, the piece is given two coats of varnish as a protectorate. These pieces are for purely decorative use.
Triangle bottle; 6" tall; $45
Unicorn vase; 5"; $30
Bowl; 2.75" w.; 7.5" h.; $40
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Totem vase with metal finial; 10" h.; $100
Vase with metal insert; 10.5" h. ; $75
Chalice; 4.75" h. ; sold
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Bottle; 5.5" h. ; $40
RAKU CERAMICS
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Raku ceramics are made according to an ancient process. The piece is initially fired to about 1800 degrees and then while red hot it is pulled out and put into a reduction bin. It is the bin that causes the crackling and interesting colors to emerge.
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"Triangular Bottle" 11.5"h - $85
"Paperclay Wall Hanging" 19.5"x27.5 - $200
"Raku Covered Vase - with Gear" 16"h - $75
"Round Raku Platter" 14"w - $60
"Raku Wall Plaque #1" 13"x13" - $100
"Raku Wall Plaque #2" 13"x13" - $100
