Creamer in Salt with Cobalt Glazes, 4.25"h (Tableware Collection) Blue Lichen Crystalline Most pieces dedicated to Ash

Most pieces dedicated to Ash glazing are placed in the kiln with little to no glaze applied to the exterior

It is an exploration of shapes and forms made in the Chinese Han Dynasty as well as inspiration from Southwest Native American pottery

Natural Ash

The glaze is applied by carefully airbrushing multiple layers of different glazes onto a piece

Creamer in Salt with Cobalt Glazes, 4.25"h (Tableware Collection) Blue Lichen Crystalline Most pieces dedicated to AshA classic English style form with a traditional Salt with Cobalt glaze combination. Perfect for serving warm syrup or chilled creamer for a family or group breakfast. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Measuring 4. 5"l x 3. 5w x 4. 25h Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting. Salt Glaze Salt Glaze was first discovered by German potters in the late 14th century. Due to the high firing temperatures,