The possibilities with crystalline glazes are almost endless. The pieces shown here are a selection of the more unusual.
CU6
DescriptionAventurine and copper red glazes. The interaction of these very different glazes has...
CTK
DescriptionMy dark blue crystalline has given an unusual result on this form made from my custom...
CS0
DescriptionThe most unusual piece from 2023, it has been etched after firing to alter the colour...
CTP
DescriptionIron aventurine and copper red. The aventurine sparkles with a myriad of tiny golden...
CNT
DescriptionTwo glaze firings have produced an unusual effect. First with mid blue/purple, a glaze...
CSP
Iron aventurine and manganese silicate crystalline.
CSS
Iron aventurine and copper red.
CRH
A porcelain formulated with a local clay has changed the crystal colour.
CKG
Description This is the first time that I have glazed the interior of a bowl entirely with iron...
CF3
Description This unusual example of iron red in combination with zinc silicate glazes has been...
CGS
Description This is a rare example of my work that does not use a zinc silicate glaze. Both glazes...
CGC
Description This is one of my most variable glazes. The chemistry is finely balanced and very...
CE8
Description This small bowl form has been through the glaze firing twice giving an unusual crystal...
CF7
Description This piece combines my iron aventurine glaze on the top with a zinc silicate glaze on...