[Ref.#I-1867] TRACED BY LIGHT, Decorative Ceramic Slab with added clay, Wall Art

Slab size:  6 3/4"h x 6 3/4"w, Frame size: 10" Square

High-fire stoneware body with multiple-layered glazes. Fired multiple times 

$450.-, Framed $520.-

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[Ref.#I-1087] MYSTIC SEAL, 7 3/8"h x 7 3/8"w x 3 1/4"d

High-fire stoneware body with multiple-layered glazes. Fired multiple times.

Wheel-thrown to create enclosed hollow double-walled piece. Altered and carved.

$550.-  More information on my Etsy site

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​[Ref. #E1304] 擬宝珠（Giboshi) 3 3/4" h x 4 1/8"diameter

SOLD
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​[Ref.#I-0923] SPIRAL, Decorative Ceramic Slab, Wall Art/Framed Tile with added clay
Tile size: 5 1/4"h x 5 1/4"w x 3/4"d, Frame size: 9 1/4"hx9 1/4"wx 1 3/4"d
High-fire stoneware body with multiple-layered glazes. Fired multiple times 

$310.-(Framed only)

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[#E1285] Centerpiece, 2 5/8" h x 5" diameter
High-fire stoneware body with multiple-layered glazes. Wheel-thrown to create enclosed hollow walled piece. Altered and carved.

​$250.-  More information on my Etsy site

​[Ref.#0324] 3 1/2"h x 4"diameter
High-fire stoneware body with multiple-layered glazes. Wheel-thrown to create enclosed hollow walled piece. Altered and carved.

$250.- More information on my Etsy site

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[Ref.#I-0930] UCLIPS, UnFramed Decorative Ceramic Slab, Art Tile

8"h x 8"w x 1/4"d

​High-fire stoneware body with multiple-layered glazes. Fired multiple times

SOLD

******TWILIGHT GLOW******

I developed my ‘Twilight Glow’ glaze to showcase a dynamic finish with shades of reddish purple, blue, black, and hints of gold and green. Each firing highlights a unique combination, from a full spectrum to limited hues.

These transformations occur due to light interference in the glaze's outermost layer, causing the colors to shift and evolve depending on the light source, its intensity, and the viewing angle.

This dynamic interaction with light is what makes the glaze particularly fascinating. The changing colors invite viewers to experiment with different lighting conditions, enhancing the magical quality of the work as it transforms before their eyes.