soda-fired cup • blue-ish pottery it is hand-built using slabs

it is hand-built using slabs over the course of many hours and fired outside in a kiln fueled by the natural wood-fire process

25" tall and 3

for liquid in any of it's forms • holds 8ish fluid ounces and measures about 3

The glazed portion changed colors dependent on where the flame and ash hit - with a teal green-blue crackling on the inside

soda-fired cup • blue-ish pottery it is hand-built using slabsthe cutest little soda fired cup for liquid in any of it's forms holds about 7 fluid ounces and measures 2. 5" high soda firings are unique because you don't know what kind of affect you are going to get with the process the soda that is sprayed in the kiln when it reaches temperature becomes a sort of "cloud" that flows around the pots. where the "cloud" touches the clay, it leaves its mark sometimes creating a smooth, glossy surface, and other times