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Twig with Bird's Nest Fungi
Tiny bird's nest fungi are surrounded by lichen and orange slime mold. Lift the twig to reveal a container lined in a matte, speckled blue glaze.
Handmade with porcelain and stoneware and fired to 2300 degrees, its surface cracks are created by using a special drying technique. Only a small amount of soda ash is added for a satin finish and to keep the process more eco-friendly. Minimal glaze is used as the artist prefers clay oxides/stains for colorant. Each piece is one-of-a-kind.
Handmade with porcelain and stoneware and fired to 2300 degrees, its surface cracks are created by using a special drying technique. Only a small amount of soda ash is added for a satin finish and to keep the process more eco-friendly. Minimal glaze is used as the artist prefers clay oxides/stains for colorant. Each piece is one-of-a-kind.
Tiny bird's nest fungi are surrounded by lichen and orange slime mold. Lift the twig to reveal a container lined in a matte, speckled blue glaze.
Handmade with porcelain and stoneware and fired to 2300 degrees, its surface cracks are created by using a special drying technique. Only a small amount of soda ash is added for a satin finish and to keep the process more eco-friendly. Minimal glaze is used as the artist prefers clay oxides/stains for colorant. Each piece is one-of-a-kind.
Handmade with porcelain and stoneware and fired to 2300 degrees, its surface cracks are created by using a special drying technique. Only a small amount of soda ash is added for a satin finish and to keep the process more eco-friendly. Minimal glaze is used as the artist prefers clay oxides/stains for colorant. Each piece is one-of-a-kind.
$250.00
Twig with Bird's Nest Fungi—
$250.00
Description
Tiny bird's nest fungi are surrounded by lichen and orange slime mold. Lift the twig to reveal a container lined in a matte, speckled blue glaze.
Handmade with porcelain and stoneware and fired to 2300 degrees, its surface cracks are created by using a special drying technique. Only a small amount of soda ash is added for a satin finish and to keep the process more eco-friendly. Minimal glaze is used as the artist prefers clay oxides/stains for colorant. Each piece is one-of-a-kind.
Handmade with porcelain and stoneware and fired to 2300 degrees, its surface cracks are created by using a special drying technique. Only a small amount of soda ash is added for a satin finish and to keep the process more eco-friendly. Minimal glaze is used as the artist prefers clay oxides/stains for colorant. Each piece is one-of-a-kind.
