Soda firing is a process that enables me to interact with the clay at high temperatures by sending sodium vapor through the kiln to connect with and color the clays, slips and glazes. The kiln and fire can be manipulated to affect color and surface. I love to experiment and discover new things, and there is almost always something surprising, when unloading the kiln. Characteristics of soda glaze are flashes of color and spots or sections of varied surface, orange peel in texture, variegated in a natural and organic manner. One quality of sodium in glazes is the production of bright colors
soda fired stoneware bowl, 14"
Soda Fired Platter, 22"
soda fired stoneware bowl, 14"