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This (7"X41/2") pot is a fine example of how the reduction process can create a remarkable flash of metalic color that accents the entire glazed surface. The decoration around the three decorative lugs is done using a clay slip applied with a hollow tube and a paint brush.

Potter

At Most Sphere (Photo by Randall Page)
Almost Ash (Photo by Randall Page)
Another Lizzard (Photo by Randall Page)
A Little Lizard (Photo by Randall Page)
A Copper Flash (Photo by Randall Page)
A Hand Up (Photo by Randall Page)
Crazy Potter Pot (Photo by Randall Page)
Dream Keeper (Photo by Randall Page)
Abstractlon (Photo by Randall Page)
Arabesque (Photo by Randall Page)
Cosmogony (Photo by Randall Page)
Porcelain (Photo by Randall Page)
Temple Spirit (Photo by Randall Page)
Offering Bowl (Photo by Randall Page)
Blue Globe (Photo by Randall Page)
Earthrise
Dream Pot
Leaves Adrifting
Birdsong
China
Celadon
Atonal
A Branch on a Ripple
Bloom
Sung Light
Leaves Remembered
Primitive Pot, Ceremonial
Primitive Bowl
Primitive Native Shape
Primitive Painted Stone
Primitive Orb with beads
Primitive Pot with grey stone and beads
Primitive Pot with red stone and beads
Primitive Basket Pot with Shells
River's Edge
Flight Against the Wind
Uncut Granite with Feathers
Placid Pattern
Spearhead Cathedral
Windform
Ancestral Spirits
Palatial Urn
Wild Spirits
Transcendent Lotus
Quiescence
Kabuki Dancers
Palomar
Reincarnate
Inner View
Rising
Owl
Lunar Edge
Land of Spirits
Eskimo
Soaring Spirit
Self Portrait
Glazed Bowl 1