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Crafted by Silas Bradley on the potter's wheel
Considered an “artistic glaze” and providing a striking contrast of bright colors
A great bowl for a display for floating flowers on a table
This was an early glaze used by settlers during the 19th century in the Seagrove area
Please note the small hole in the outside of the bowl due to burnout of a tiny piece of wood during the firing process
Serving Bowl in Dogwood White with Blue Accents, 6.75"dia. (Benjamin Owen IV) Acrylic Plate Stands Crafted by Silas Bradley onThe thick application of the Dogwood White glaze provides a look of icing on a cake. 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 compliments the white glaze coating. A great serving bowl for food, and, a perfect display for floating flowers on a table. Both dishwasher and microwave safe, youre sure to
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