Willow Hall Tube Lined Pin Dish - Corn Sheaths

What is tube-lined pottery? It is a decorative ceramic technique that creates raised, colored patterns by squeezing a wet clay slip onto a piece to form an outline, which then contains and separates areas of colored glaze. This intricate method, also known as slip-trailing, uses a controlled application of slip through a nozzle or bag, similar to decorating a cake. The raised clay lines act as barriers, preventing different glazes from mixing during firing, resulting in a vibrant and distinct design. It is a complete hand-made process to create these individual works of art. Willow Hall is the studio that created this fine piece. When you look at this dish, you will appreciate the intentional artistic design that went into it even down to each individual corn kernel, blending from a dark red at the base to yellow. Add to that, other details such as the bend and flow of the leaves which appear to be alive. The more you look at it, the more beauty pops out. This is an exceptional piece from a reputable studio for those who appreciate clay art. *Shipping Available

Condition

Open Box (never used)