Well actually my creative space is empty right now, as these lovelies went in the kiln yesterday for a bisque firing. Its about 300C still, so some glazing might get done this afternoon.
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- Kathryn Mitchell
- Isle of Man, United Kingdom
- I'm an aspiring British ceramic designer who ran away to Australia with her paintbrushes and fell in love.
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Stunning!
ReplyDeleteI love popping in to your place Katy. It's endlessly inspiring.
These are beautiful! What beutiful simplicity!
ReplyDeleteSo amazing!!
ReplyDeleteThey are lovely, so clever!
ReplyDeleteoh wow those are absolutely stunning!! i love feathers...
ReplyDeleteThese are divine...I had the same issue with post fired works and then it chnages again after glazing...but truly they are beautiful, so delicate.
ReplyDeleteLove the feather pots and I've been enjoying reading back through your blog to see where they developed from :-)
ReplyDeleteThey are amazing. I particularly love the ones with feathers on the handles. Beautiful!
ReplyDeletethese are so lovely, reading back through posts I'm astounded at the complexities with the firing, the anticipation must be so exciting.
ReplyDeleteThey are just beautiful. Such wonderful attention to detail and gorgeous colours. I love the angle of the handles and the way you've fainted the feather on them - very clever.
ReplyDeletethey look gorgeous love the feathers running up the handles very nice! : )
ReplyDeletebeautiful ~ love how the clean white highlights the colours and design :)
ReplyDeletethey really are lovelies katy
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