John's Bowl in Midnight and Opaque White Watercolor
Clay Studio Director Tung Chiang's husband—John—is also a talented potter. Tung and John used to throw pots together in their home studio. This large serving bowl is inspired by a piece John threw for Tung. The Clay Studio team has reinterpreted the original, glazed here in the Watercolor technique—a new and dramatic glaze combination exclusive to Heath Clay Studio pieces. Glazes are applied and manipulated by hand to create a surface that resembles inky landscape paintings. Each pot is thrown by hand by the Heath Clay Studio team in San Francisco, CA. Expect minor variations in size and shape from piece to piece.
Clay Studio Director Tung Chiang's husband—John—is also a talented potter. Tung and John used to throw pots together in their home studio. This large serving bowl is inspired by a piece John threw for Tung. The Clay Studio team has reinterpreted the original, glazed here in the Watercolor technique—a new and dramatic glaze combination exclusive to Heath Clay Studio pieces. Glazes are applied and manipulated by hand to create a surface that resembles inky landscape paintings. Each pot is thrown by hand by the Heath Clay Studio team in San Francisco, CA. Expect minor variations in size and shape from piece to piece.
Original: $525.00
-70%$525.00
$157.50Description
Clay Studio Director Tung Chiang's husband—John—is also a talented potter. Tung and John used to throw pots together in their home studio. This large serving bowl is inspired by a piece John threw for Tung. The Clay Studio team has reinterpreted the original, glazed here in the Watercolor technique—a new and dramatic glaze combination exclusive to Heath Clay Studio pieces. Glazes are applied and manipulated by hand to create a surface that resembles inky landscape paintings. Each pot is thrown by hand by the Heath Clay Studio team in San Francisco, CA. Expect minor variations in size and shape from piece to piece.
