Melon Mug in Patina Green, 4.5"h (Ben Owen III) Creamers The natural tones on the

The natural tones on the surface of this vase are a result of a mix of iron and mica in the clay along with ash accumulation from a multi-day wood firing

The combed lines are carved into the clay when the bowl is "leather hard"

Ash glazes allow us to “let the kiln be the paintbrush” by relying on the wood-firing process as the glazing agent

The dark iron-rich clay makes the perfect canvas to showcase this stunning glaze

Melon Mug in Patina Green, 4.5"h (Ben Owen III) Creamers The natural tones on theBen Owen III often gathers ideas for pottery forms from the natural environment around him. This Melon Mug reflects that organic influence. The mug is thrown on the potter's wheel and then altered into a melon like shape to create a unique design. The Patina Green glaze is a blend of copper glaze and natural ash accumulation from the wood firing process. Micro crystals have formed on the surface of the piece during the slow cooling of the kiln. Sure