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Poetry bowl (goodness that rises)
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
The poem featured in this bowl is about interconnectedness.
The bowl has a 16 cm diameter.
Poetry bowl (perhaps our dreams will dance)
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
The poem featured in this bow is perhaps perfect for winter nights, when we sit by the fire and dream of the days to come
The bowl has a 16 cm diameter.
Poetry bowl (maybe tomorrow)
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
The bowl has a 13 cm diameter.
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£32.00 £22.00
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Poetry bowl (soft rests the day)
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
The red glaze of the sun has run on this piece- for some reason this has been a problem with this red glaze before. For this reason we are offering this bowl as a second.
The bowl has a 16 cm diameter.
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£35.00 £25.00
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Poetry bowl (old promise)
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
The glaze on this bowl came out of the kiln much fainter than we are used to, and for this reason, we are selling this bowl as a second.
"The glimmer of an old promise
Made in haste
But never forgotten"
The bowl has a 19cm diameter.
Poetry bowl (spring trees)
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
The poem featured in this bowl is one that has become a favourite. Here it is in full;
"Brown tea
There is a goodness that rises like
Sap in spring trees
In you and even
In me
Rising like salt tears
As something
Is wrenched and torn
By a glimpse of the pain
Behind your smile
It is there in the small things
The turning of tide of the day from
Broken ebb
To tip toe flow
And the alchemy
Of brown tea
Mixed in steaming water"
The bowl has a 17.5 cm diameter.
Poetry bowl (what lies dark will find the light)
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
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The bowl has a 15 cm diameter.
Poetry bowl (tattered sails)
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
The bowl has a 13.5 cm diameter.
Poetry bowl (reach for love)
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
The bowl has a 13cm diameter.
Poetry bowl (what is the point of magnolia)
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
"What is the point of magnolia, when rain is by rainbows replaced?"
The bowl has a 15cm diameter.
Leaf Bowl with Poetry
This lovely bow incorporates original poetry by Chris.
The wet clay is rolled out to the correct thickness and the design is drawn on, along with the hand-stamped letters. For the first drying stage the bowl is dried in a mold while protected so it doesn't dry to quickly and crack. Once it has started drying it is taken out of the bowl, very carefully as this is when it is at it's most delicate. Once finally dry the bowl is fired then glazed and fired again.
"translucent leaf
from falling light
dance with me"
The bowl has a 13cm diameter.