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Water features with Raku-fired upper vessels and lower pedestals fired at cone six.
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From the album: Fountains
A water feature with an upper raku vessel, illuminated with multi-glaze, mosaic-style designs depicting a north American River Otter. The lower pedestal is fired at cone-six, and contains the fountain pump. -
From the album: Fountains
A water feature with an upper raku vessel, illuminated with multi-glaze, mosaic-style designs depicting a north American River Otter. The lower pedestal is fired at cone-six, and contains the fountain pump. -
I like to dabble in fountains- these are some recent designs. Generally, the top elements are Raku fired, and the lower components are fired at cone 6.
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From the album: Water Features
A tabletop fountain. Thrown sectionally, with the final assemblage in four components. The bottom three sections are fired at cone six (with a mixture of ketchup and variegated blue glazes). The top component is raku-fired, with a carved arctic char design. The pump is nest in the bottom vessel. The rim of the second component is designed to hold cascading plants. -
From the album: Water Features
Multi-component fountain with twinned carved grayling motifs. The pump is nested in the lower vessel. Multiple Raku glazes.© © David Roon 2013
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A raku planter with a hi-fire catchment basin. The design is an arctic grayling- a motif that I feature regularly (kind of a default). Here's a blog about my obsession with fish in general!© © David Roon 2013
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Spectacular. Love the Möbius detailing on the rim. I assume the dimensions are in mm? -
A tabletop fountain. Thrown sectionally, with the final assemblage in three components. The bottom two sections are fired at cone six (with a mixture of weathered bronze and variegated blue glazes). The top component is raku-fired, with a carved grayling design. The pump is nest in the bottom vessel. The top vessel incorporates a self-watering planter, and the rim of the second component is also designed to hold cascading plants.© ©
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A conga-style drum, half a meter in height, mixed raku glazes (Ferguson's White crackle, Soldner's turquoise, and Higby Lime Green). Fired to 1850 degrees. Horsehide drum-head pegged on with rivets. This piece is part of a larger series in which I'm building indigenous musical instruments from countries with critically endangered species- drawing from Douglas Adams' book 'Last Chance to See'. I've posted a lengthier discussion at Last Chance to See.© © David Roon 2011
