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Goddess of the Body
Published: 2009-03-22 15:00:51 +0000 UTC; Views: 4696; Favourites: 156; Downloads: 59
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Clay body fired to cone 4 then painted with stains fired to cone 04 then glazed fired to cone 1.Related content
Comments: 25
Beautifully detailed and refined. This is wonderful art.
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Beautiful design. All of the effort really payed off. <3
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This piece is so wonderful! I love the detail, care and obvious life force energy that has gone into making this more than an object. Thankyou for sharing your talent and skill with us and keep up the lovely creation energy!
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Excellent execution. Such lovely detail, I bow to your patience.
Congratulations on your DD, well deserved.
What a way to start off your morning or end a day; sipping tea from the pair of these.
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Pleasure and you are welcome.
I apologize for the delay in response... busy time of year for me.
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This deserves more comments!!
I'd never drink out of this cup if I owned it, I'd put it on a shelf to worship it.
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haha recently my tea bowls have been purchased to be apart of a tea ceremony at a museum. they can be used in any aspect. even to hold coins
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Whoo~
At least they're going to something where they won't be damaged.
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you could i've made several ;D
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Amazing detail! The long process is totally worth the outcome!
Congrats on the DD!
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Wow, that is beautiful! I commend your patience! What glaze did you use? Whenever I tried using clear glaze over my stain or fired engobe details, they always ran and smeared
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first I bisque the cup to cone 6 to make it vitreous.. I use powered stains 50/50 with gersley borate and a little bit of water and amaco semi-moist underglazes its almost like watercolor. Then i do the painting on the cup and refire it to cone 06-04 then i put a commercial clear on the outside and a low fire glaze on the inside and fire it to cone 1.
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I have to admit, I love these purely because I could never find the patients myself to put that much detail on a little cup. Beautiful!
dm
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thank you so much 
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