Rosana Antonelli’s Raku Dolce
Rome is the Eternal City, where layers of history emerge endlessly in the shape of ancient arches, decorated columns, frescoed … Read More
Trade name for an historic English style of brightly glazed earthenware vessels made in the form of vegetables, animals, etc. Not to be confused with maiolica, which is defined as earthenware with opaque white glaze (traditionally a lead glaze made opaque white with the addition of tin oxide) and colored overglaze decoration. Source: Clay: A Studio Handbook
Rome is the Eternal City, where layers of history emerge endlessly in the shape of ancient arches, decorated columns, frescoed … Read More
The story of drawn or painted pictorial images on ceramic forms is not new. The Metropolitan Museum of Art in … Read More
One of the characteristics of terra sigillata is the uniform opaque color created when it’s applied in multiple layers. As … Read More
I searched for my current studio for a long time and have been working there for two years. I wanted … Read More
As we all know, in ceramics, trial and error is an integral part of the learning process – and often … Read More
As I continue to incorporate more imagery into the surfaces of my work, I have often considered taking a whirl … Read More
Walking down Lanc Utca in the southern Hungarian town of Hódmezővásárhely, you could easily pass by No. 3 without stopping. … Read More
When fired in oxidation, a small amount of iron oxide (1–5%) gives a honey- or amber-yellow color. Iron oxide in … Read More
I am a lifelong lover of all things pickled. On visits home to see family, a peek in the fridge … Read More
Ever since filming Andrew Gilliatt’s DVD Layers of Color many moons ago, I have coveted a digital die cutter. Craft die cutting … Read More