The smokey atmospheric textures of this horsie was achieved by natural smoke and combustibles during a pit firing in Malibu, CA. Objects placed into this ancient firing technique are covered with tin foil which trap smoke and reduce the atmosphere, allowing carbon, minerals and combustibles like seaweed, coffee, sodium and banana peels to color the pottery.
Measures loosely 8.5 x 8.5 × 3 wide
The smokey atmospheric textures of this horsie was achieved by natural smoke and combustibles during a pit firing in Malibu, CA. Objects placed into this ancient firing technique are covered with tin foil which trap smoke and reduce the atmosphere, allowing carbon, minerals and combustibles like seaweed, coffee, sodium and banana peels to color the pottery.
Measures loosely 8.5 x 8.5 × 3 wide
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