A dark grey-brown open vessel with a torn, uneven rim, roughly as tall as it is wide and drawing in to a small foot. The bare wall is sandy and grit-flecked, pale grains catching the light across the darker body. A thick milky-white glaze gathers at the rim and runs down one side in glossy, bubbled pools. The second frame moves in close on those wet-looking beads and the dark craters caught within them. The uneven rim and lopsided, hand-shaped walls read as handbuilt work.
What is the white that streaks the dark wall? In the photos it reads as a glossy, bubbled glaze that pooled at the rim and ran down over the sandy body — described by look, with no recipe or process claimed. Piece 1822 of 10,000, listed at $18.22.
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