Soda and Wood Tall Vase
Fired in a special soda kiln, this vase is truly one of a kind. During the firing, a mixture of soda ash and water is sprayed into the kiln at 2275 degrees and, as it swirls around with the path of the flame, glazes the pots and creates dramatic effects. The firing ends with an addition of wood which gives the gray sheen. Check out this slideshow to better understand the process.
6” tall x 4” wide
Fired in a special soda kiln, this vase is truly one of a kind. During the firing, a mixture of soda ash and water is sprayed into the kiln at 2275 degrees and, as it swirls around with the path of the flame, glazes the pots and creates dramatic effects. The firing ends with an addition of wood which gives the gray sheen. Check out this slideshow to better understand the process.
6” tall x 4” wide
Fired in a special soda kiln, this vase is truly one of a kind. During the firing, a mixture of soda ash and water is sprayed into the kiln at 2275 degrees and, as it swirls around with the path of the flame, glazes the pots and creates dramatic effects. The firing ends with an addition of wood which gives the gray sheen. Check out this slideshow to better understand the process.
6” tall x 4” wide