This is the first successful piece made when Gunilla applied several layers of glaze before firing. She explained that at first it came out looking terrible. After applying more white glaze, she fired it a second time, and this was the result. Gunilla tried to make more like it but did not succeed, realising that all her vessels were going to be unique.

Height 26 cm
Diameter 23 cm

This hand-crafted stoneware vessel was one of Gunilla’s experiments using several glazes before firing. This came out of the kiln after just one attempt, unlike other pieces that have required re-glazing and re-firing. Gunilla has tried to make similar pieces but has not been successful, so far.

Height 26 cm
Diameter 27 cm

This is vessel is the last of Gunilla’s 2018 series in which she applied several layers of glaze before firing. By this time, she had accepted that it was impossible to expect the same result twice. She considers this piece to be the most successful, concluding that it is because she did not try to control the outcome but poured on the glazes and hoped for the best.

Height 25 cm
Diameter 22 cm

In 2019 Gunilla started to use black stoneware and added slip between the layers of glaze. This technique, building up six to eight layers altogether, lends a new surface texture to her vessels.

Height 26 cm
Diameter 28 cm

Six or seven layers of glaze alternating with slip were used to decorate the surface of this hand-crafted vessel. To achieve the crater-like effect, the piece was fired twice.

Height 25 cm
Diameter 22 cm