A rounded, closed, rock-like vessel with a torn mouth and no neck or handles. The wall is bare and sandy, pale grit scattered across the brown body, and a milky-white glaze melts into glossy, bubbled pools down one shoulder — the close-up frame shows it wet-looking and beaded. The base carries an incised number scratched into the clay. Its lopsided form and torn mouth read as handbuilt; one frame shows it holding studio tools, another turns it over to the marked base.
What’s the white that pools on the shoulder? In the close-up it reads as a glossy, bubbled glaze that melted and ran over the sandy wall — described by appearance, not by recipe. Piece 1825 of 10,000, listed at $18.25.
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