Han Vase in Chinese Blue, 11.25"h (Ben Owen III) Ben Owen III Ben Owen III methodically manipulated

Ben Owen III methodically manipulated various glaze materials for the potential to create unique surfaces and patterns that are reflective of natural scenery in our world's environment

he was able to create a variety of finishes using accents of three or four different colors and using an ash glaze as a top coat to blend or bleach the underlying colors

Other colors of orange to silver can develop from the colors overlapping

while working with Jacques and Juliana Busbee at Jugtown Pottery and continued to be used at Ben Owen Pottery by all three Bens

as part of the Ben Owen Pottery Tableware Collection

Han Vase in Chinese Blue, 11.25"h (Ben Owen III) Ben Owen III Ben Owen III methodically manipulatedThis vase shape is influenced by pottery forms made during the Chinese Han dynasty. The copper glaze is a blend of materials that will react to the smoke and flame from the firing process. A one of a kind piece. No two develop the color pattern in the same way. Measuring 6w x 11. 25"h. Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting. The Chinese Blue Glaze is sought by collectors because of the variety of