Tiny Woodfired Bowl
Our Tiny Woodfired Bowl…what can we say? It’s downright cute, and made for those of us who love a good tchkotchke.
Please note: interior glazes vary; see photos for reference.
Handmade and then hand fired in the down-draft wood kiln, Bisbee (2023)
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Woodfiring is a specialized and labor-intensive form of ceramic firing in which wood is the only fuel used to heat the kiln. The kiln is stoked entirely by hand for the duration of the firing which can last up to a week and a half (day and night) reaching temperatures of ~2400 degrees Fahrenheit, (Cone 12).
The ceramic surfaces achieved through woodfiring are the combined effect of the flame and ash inside the kiln interacting with the clay. The shape and size of the kiln, how the pots are arranged inside the kiln, and how it is tended to during the firing all have a tremendous effect on the final results.
Each wood-fired piece is thus completely unique and functions as a record of its environment during the firing—a window into the kiln during that particular moment in time; both an artifact and a treasure.
1”H x 2.25” W / wood-ash glazed porcelain
Our Tiny Woodfired Bowl…what can we say? It’s downright cute, and made for those of us who love a good tchkotchke.
Please note: interior glazes vary; see photos for reference.
Handmade and then hand fired in the down-draft wood kiln, Bisbee (2023)
____________________
Woodfiring is a specialized and labor-intensive form of ceramic firing in which wood is the only fuel used to heat the kiln. The kiln is stoked entirely by hand for the duration of the firing which can last up to a week and a half (day and night) reaching temperatures of ~2400 degrees Fahrenheit, (Cone 12).
The ceramic surfaces achieved through woodfiring are the combined effect of the flame and ash inside the kiln interacting with the clay. The shape and size of the kiln, how the pots are arranged inside the kiln, and how it is tended to during the firing all have a tremendous effect on the final results.
Each wood-fired piece is thus completely unique and functions as a record of its environment during the firing—a window into the kiln during that particular moment in time; both an artifact and a treasure.
1”H x 2.25” W / wood-ash glazed porcelain
Our Tiny Woodfired Bowl…what can we say? It’s downright cute, and made for those of us who love a good tchkotchke.
Please note: interior glazes vary; see photos for reference.
Handmade and then hand fired in the down-draft wood kiln, Bisbee (2023)
____________________
Woodfiring is a specialized and labor-intensive form of ceramic firing in which wood is the only fuel used to heat the kiln. The kiln is stoked entirely by hand for the duration of the firing which can last up to a week and a half (day and night) reaching temperatures of ~2400 degrees Fahrenheit, (Cone 12).
The ceramic surfaces achieved through woodfiring are the combined effect of the flame and ash inside the kiln interacting with the clay. The shape and size of the kiln, how the pots are arranged inside the kiln, and how it is tended to during the firing all have a tremendous effect on the final results.
Each wood-fired piece is thus completely unique and functions as a record of its environment during the firing—a window into the kiln during that particular moment in time; both an artifact and a treasure.
1”H x 2.25” W / wood-ash glazed porcelain
