Collage Work II, raku statement vase - Decorative Objects
Price $250
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Estimated Arrival: August 5, 2026
All items are double boxed, packaged with custom foam inserts (no peanuts) and fully insured.
Handmade
Woman Owned
Made In USA
| Dimensions | Weight |
|---|---|
10H x 6W x 6D in 25.4H x 15.24W x 15.24D cm | 3.18 kg 7 lb |
Raku wheel thrown vase, ten inches tall by six inches wide. One of a kind. This piece has collaged cobalt blue underglaze transfers, finished with satin crackle glaze. A grunge yet elegant take on traditional ceramics.
Some facts about raku:
Raku fired pieces are fired to over 1800°F and then removed from the kiln while glowing red hot with tongs. Pieces are put into combustible materials and then the fire is smothered out.
This process cracks the glaze in some pieces and forces smoke into the cracks. It also starves the glazes of oxygen creating shiny metallic rainbow colors. The process is purposely imprecise and yields unpredictable results. Two markings from the tongs are also common and are not considered defects.
Raku pottery is not dinnerware safe, it is decorative only. Raku is also a bit porous, so it is not meant to hold water. For flower arrangements, it is recommended to use another waterproof container inside or a coaster underneath.
I sell stoneware vases listed if you are interested in dinnerware safe items.
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Some facts about raku:
Raku fired pieces are fired to over 1800°F and then removed from the kiln while glowing red hot with tongs. Pieces are put into combustible materials and then the fire is smothered out.
This process cracks the glaze in some pieces and forces smoke into the cracks. It also starves the glazes of oxygen creating shiny metallic rainbow colors. The process is purposely imprecise and yields unpredictable results. Two markings from the tongs are also common and are not considered defects.
Raku pottery is not dinnerware safe, it is decorative only. Raku is also a bit porous, so it is not meant to hold water. For flower arrangements, it is recommended to use another waterproof container inside or a coaster underneath.
I sell stoneware vases listed if you are interested in dinnerware safe items.
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Category: decorative bowl
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