Emerald Jewelry Jar This bottle has been "etched"

This bottle has been "etched" in sodium bisulfate to lighten the crystals

) and allow oxygen to flow from the bottom continuously

jewelry jar with a deep blue crystal glaze

To clean the inside of the burner from incense stain

miniature teapot with a "Robin's Egg" crystalline glaze

Emerald Jewelry Jar This bottle has been "etched"Porcelain, hand thrown, jewelry jar with an emerald green crystalline glaze. After the glaze fire I etch each piece in sodium bisulfate for 24 hours, lightening the background (even turning it white in some areas). Every piece is thrown and trimmed on the wheel using Coleman porcelain. This jar was fired in an oxidation atmosphere in an electric kiln. Crystal glazes are fired to cone 10 (2350 F) until they turn molten and begin to run down the surface