Handmade Stoneware Small Pottery Cup - Iron Red Slip Dotted Bump - item 3345 Bumps made by using an

Bumps made by using an old wooden tablespoon held against the outside of a vessel as index finger is pressed from the inside outward

Approximately 7” tall by 6” wide

Liquified clay called “slip” used to trail patterns or designs on the surface of vessels giving tactile texture and paths for fluid glazes to melt and flow around during the firing process

Dots are made by using a liquified clay called “slip” that is deliberately squeezed on to an object one little dot at a time to create a raised surface

Handmade Stoneware Small Pottery Cup - Iron Red Slip Dotted Bump - item 3345 Bumps made by using anHigh fired Cone10 11 ceramic stoneware pottery. High fired to 2350 degrees in a homemade kiln in a gas reduction type atmosphere. Glossy, handmade layers of flowing glazes. Clean finish. High end individually made pieces masterfully thrown on a pottery wheel. Altered round shape and slip trailing decoration. Artist signature is represented as a traditional potter's "chop" (hand carved stamped frog). Microwave, dishwasher safe. Durable. Bumps made by