Framed mid-century linocut print titled "Tsuru" (Japanese for "crane") created in 1965 by the American artist and printmaker Charles Cannon.
$1,400
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$64
Wheel thrown small jars for sugar/spice/etc. The lid is notched to allow a thin spoon/scoop to sit inside. These are currently being offered as is, but I'm working on getting an option to add a hand-carved wooden scoops soon! The clay body is mined and mixed locally in Northern CA. Various slips made of locally foraged clays, rocks, and wood ash are applied to the pieces before being fired in a soda kiln. Strong reduction (lack of oxygen) from pieces of wood added to the kiln during the firing and cooling help to bring out the various colors and textures of the clay and sips. This process is very difficult to control, but fun in that each piece is quite different, even if they were fired very near to each other in the kiln. The inside of the jars is left unglazed so has a slightly rougher surface, but is water-tight and pleasant to use. Measure app. 3.5" tall
