This fired earthenware vase is extensively decorated with an intricate blue fish pattern. The classically shaped vase was moulded on a potter’s wheel and baked using the blast-fire reduction technique.

Height 40 cm

The interior of this earthenware vessel is decorated with small fish. The exterior is painted in colours ranging from purple and blue to orange, creating an almost rust-like effect, obtained through the blast-fire reduction technique.

Diameter 30 cm

This shallow terracotta plate is decorated with spiralling optical patterns which draw the eye to the centre of the plate. The pattern is created using blue, green and red powdered metal oxides.

Diameter 55 cm

This tall terracotta vase is decorated with a pattern reminiscent of the squares on the underside of church domes. The pattern was created using powdered metal oxides, and the vase was fired using the blast-fire reduction technique.

Height 32 cm

This earthenware vessel has been fired using the blast-fire reduction technique, which gives it its shimmering colours. The iridescent reflective interior contrasts with the fish patterns on the exterior of the vessel set against a sea-blue background.

Diameter 42 cm