(IMPERFECT SALE) Small Caramel Bowl
As it states down below - sometimes little imperfections appear after a piece comes out of the kiln. I decided to sell a few of the items that are a little less than “perfect” - as they are still 100% functional. The glaze on the bottom dripped so I had to saw it down, which left a dull mark.
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I appreciate your support and purchase of my handmade pottery. It truly makes me so happy. With pottery in general, you can countless hours of love and care into each piece, but then you have to turn everything over to the mercy of the firing kiln. Within that kiln, all sorts of things can happen - unexpected drips, cracks, warps, bubbles, variations in glaze colors - all things that at one time self-prohibited me from selling my work. Now, I actually love a lot of these little imperfections as they give each piece its own soul and character. I truly hope you enjoy your new piece of my art.
As it states down below - sometimes little imperfections appear after a piece comes out of the kiln. I decided to sell a few of the items that are a little less than “perfect” - as they are still 100% functional. The glaze on the bottom dripped so I had to saw it down, which left a dull mark.
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I appreciate your support and purchase of my handmade pottery. It truly makes me so happy. With pottery in general, you can countless hours of love and care into each piece, but then you have to turn everything over to the mercy of the firing kiln. Within that kiln, all sorts of things can happen - unexpected drips, cracks, warps, bubbles, variations in glaze colors - all things that at one time self-prohibited me from selling my work. Now, I actually love a lot of these little imperfections as they give each piece its own soul and character. I truly hope you enjoy your new piece of my art.
As it states down below - sometimes little imperfections appear after a piece comes out of the kiln. I decided to sell a few of the items that are a little less than “perfect” - as they are still 100% functional. The glaze on the bottom dripped so I had to saw it down, which left a dull mark.
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I appreciate your support and purchase of my handmade pottery. It truly makes me so happy. With pottery in general, you can countless hours of love and care into each piece, but then you have to turn everything over to the mercy of the firing kiln. Within that kiln, all sorts of things can happen - unexpected drips, cracks, warps, bubbles, variations in glaze colors - all things that at one time self-prohibited me from selling my work. Now, I actually love a lot of these little imperfections as they give each piece its own soul and character. I truly hope you enjoy your new piece of my art.