To the naked eye, these golden crystals look like small golden dust on the surface of the glaze but a completely different picture opens up very closely through a magnifying glass.
The very first oil lamp that I made was a gift to a very special friend of our family. But now I just wanted to show off how it turned out.
My ceramics studio is barely 8 square meters, and a small space means that every square centimeter counts and is carefully used.
The greatest reward is to see your handwork traveling to the wide world and to see it in a new home, on a table, on a windowsill, on a shelf or in someone’s hand.
Every time there is some anxiety firing up the kiln – how they all come out. Every time it’s exciting to peek inside the kiln before completely opening the kiln door. Here are some pictures of the result both from a distance and up close.
The new everyday collection is almost ready. It consists of simple and practical cups, mugs, bowls, and other dishes that are well suited for everyday use.