Coffee and Tea Mugs   Because of the higher temperature firing and all the hand-painting, these bowls are more expensive, but each one is unique. Custom orders are accepted. We love the blue willow border designs and enjoy lettering prayers and blessings on these bowls. $20-$50 depending on the amount of hand-painting. One of our on-going projects is the porcelain bowl with cobalt slip glaze in various designs New Glazing Technique Satin Matte Black Ash Glaze with burgundy top and inside Ash Glaze and red-brown glaze Another bowl using the new glaze technique Soup Bowls seem to have become a specialty Many different glazes are used for soup bowls. Val's turquoise glaze and ultramarine glaze topdip Soup bowl

Horse Vessel In the bonfire. Primitive firing with

no glaze is not considered food-safe nowadays.

	The trout is carved and painted on greenware The soup bowl is then bisqued and glazed Collection of Mugs and Bowls   The burgundy changes to purple-blue in a waterfall effect where the glazes interact. This soup bowl is $8-11 depending on the size. Latest Bowl Glaze Pink to Burgundy with topdip

	Various Forms of Pottery Rustic Jug with Ash Glaze Many forms are made including this jug. This Jug was made in two sections and glazed with various ash glazes, fired at cone 6 oxidation. It holds 64 ounces of liquid. $45.00