Marsha Geer Landers Loads her Reduction Kiln
Day of the Dead skull in the Raku combustion chamber
"Octavia" Clay Sculpture
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All my functional pottery is food safe, lead free, dishwasher and microwave safe and some can even go in conventional ovens.
Functional pottery with my Texas Tea glaze
assortment of functional pottery
Blue crystalline glazed pot
lone star and poinsettia ornaments
Crystalline Pot
Day of the Dead skull cooling in the Raku kiln
Assortment of functional pottery
Assortment of functional pottery
Assortment of stoneware mugs
Cotton Lake Pottery
Overlooking Cotton Lake
Very alarming like the day I walked out to get into my car and "Smiley" was right there in the driveway. She then crawled up under my tire and lay there for a while.......until she got good and ready to leave. I surely did not want to get bit trying to get into my car.
Sculpture, Crystalline Glazes, Raku and More
"Looks Like Turtle Soup to Me"
"Hawksbill Turtle"
After 30 years working in the ceramic medium, I was determined to learn how to produce crystalline glazes. They are labor intensive but the results are fascinating.
This is the above pot with a close up view of the crystals. I used cobalt carbonate and manganese to get these crystals.
My first pots experimenting with crystalline glazes were small. This one I'm holding. I used copper carbonate for this glaze.
A close up of the above pot.....nice, delicate crystals.
My sundials are made for latitude 29 degrees, 45 minutes. They keep great time!
More examples of crystalline pots
Sculptural Vessels
"Futurism" handbuilt vessel with clay slabs
Carved, wheel thrown pots
Raku Patina Vessel, SOLD
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