Combed Edo Jar in Multi-Layer Glaze, 9"h (Ben Owen III) Yellow Matte Glaze Series each jar develops its own

each jar develops its own character through the glaze's depth and luminous finish

The ribbed design is created by altering the clay with a wooden throwing stick while the clay is still wet on the wheel

as if one had poured honey on the vase

during the 1960s at Old Plank Road Pottery (now known as Ben Owen Pottery)

Combed Edo Jar in Multi-Layer Glaze, 9"h (Ben Owen III) Yellow Matte Glaze Series each jar develops its ownThis Edo Jar with Combed Lines in Multi Layer Glaze beautifully displays Ben III's glaze layering technique. A preparatory set up of a blend of wood ashes, as well as the cobalt pigment, are sprayed in layers across the top of the vase. During the firing process, the ash melts and creates its own glaze. Along its melting journey, the ash glaze picks up the cobalt pigment and creates a flow of movement for the rich colorant. The texture on the surface