Sylvia Fuller
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Crackle glazed Guinomi with gold purple craze accents
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Very nice. I love crackle glazes. I had a great recipe and somehow lost it:( I have other recipes that work ok, but not as good as the one I lost. -
Raku Canisters and boxes
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I love making little canisters for tea and what not. These are my latest. I plan on making fabric coverlets for them. -
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From the album: Raku Canisters and boxes
These were made for gifts. They were slabbed out and hand built. I carved simple reliefs and Raku fired them.© Birds of Paradise Studio-Sylvia Fuller
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From the album: Raku Canisters and boxes
Here is the finished product. The top vase is Porcelain, raku fired. I hope you like them!© Birds of Paradise Studio-Sylvia Fuller
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From the album: Raku Canisters and boxes
These came out amazing! They were wheel thrown and hand built. I then wax resisted the flowers, which I regretted. I fired them to burn the wax off, then applied another glaze.© Birds of Paradise Studio-Sylvia Fuller
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From the album: Raku Canisters and boxes
Raku canisters. The three on the top level have white lids to simulate Bone. They are gorgeous!© Birds of Paradise Studio-Sylvia Fuller
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I love Koi and have a pond filled with them. I was reading about these wild Koi in japan that are on the endangered list so I decided to sculpt a few on this vase. The driftwood handle was found in a rive while camping in Washington. This is one of my favorites. This vase was Raku fired in Yucca Valley, Ca.
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From the album: Koi Vase
Koi and Lilly relief. Raku fired. Driftwood handle.© Birds of Paradise Studio-Sylvia Fuller
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Wheel thrown vases
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These vases were wheel thrown and altered by applying reliefs. The vases were raku fired. I am always looking for unique pieces of driftwood or objects that would add a unique finish to my pieces. The lids to these vases have driftwood as handles, which I found while camping in Washington. These vases will be in my next exhibit. Thank you for visiting my page. -
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Elephant vase with driftwood handle-view 3
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From the album: Wheel thrown vases
Barium glaze. Brushed on Manganese and rutile. For the background I brushed cobalt and copper.© Birds of Paradise Studio-Sylvia Fuller
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Elephant vase with driftwood handle-view 2
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From the album: Wheel thrown vases
Another view of this vase.© Birds of Paradise Studio-Sylvia Fuller
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From the album: Koi Vase
This vase was wheel thrown and hand built relief was added. The lid was wheel thrown and altered. The handle is a piece of driftwood found in the Washington mountains while camping.© Birds of Paradise Studio-Sylvia Fuller
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From the album: Wheel thrown vases
I love elephants! I have been concentrating on reliefs on all my vases and most of my vases have animals that are endangered. This vase was wheel thrown and Raku fired. Please let me know what you think!© Birds of Paradise Studio-Sylvia Fuller
