Celadon vase with a narrow neck and three seashell impressions. It was fired upside-down allowing the glassy glaze to pool around the opening.
5” tall and 4” at widest point, 0.5” wide at the neck opening
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This piece is part of my first-ever wood-fired collection.
The wood-firing produces completely unique and one-of-a-kind pottery with surfaces that come to life through a reduction atmosphere, the effects of flying ash, and the path of the fire.
These special pieces were fired at the Oki Doki Studio train kiln in April 2026 under artist Sophie Yoon’s guidance. Read my blog about the experience to get into the details of what is different about wood-firing and what makes it so special.
Celadon vase with a narrow neck and three seashell impressions. It was fired upside-down allowing the glassy glaze to pool around the opening.
5” tall and 4” at widest point, 0.5” wide at the neck opening
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This piece is part of my first-ever wood-fired collection.
The wood-firing produces completely unique and one-of-a-kind pottery with surfaces that come to life through a reduction atmosphere, the effects of flying ash, and the path of the fire.
These special pieces were fired at the Oki Doki Studio train kiln in April 2026 under artist Sophie Yoon’s guidance. Read my blog about the experience to get into the details of what is different about wood-firing and what makes it so special.
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