Miniature Pear Vase in Lily Pad Green Crystalline, 3.5"h (Ben Owen III) Edo Jar The slow cooling of the

The slow cooling of the kiln creates the light purple micro-crystals along the surface

Airborne flakes cling to the exposed areas of the pot and accumulate over time

Salt Glaze was first discovered by German potters in the late 14th century

The cobalt and iron pigments blended with the Salt Glaze create a completely individualistic finish

and Cobalt glazes

Miniature Pear Vase in Lily Pad Green Crystalline, 3.5"h (Ben Owen III) Edo Jar The slow cooling of theA miniature version of Ben III's pear vase. With an organic, from the Earth feel, this Pear Vase fuses tradition with modernity. The curvature of the vase provides a lovely accent for crystal growth. Ben III often looks to shapes and forms in nature for artistic inspiration. This Egg Vase is an example, and, is also a traditional form favored by Bens grandfather, Ben Owen Sr. This vase design is heavily influenced by the Mei Peng style vases made