Dimpled Globe Vase in Patina Green, 5.25"h (Ben Owen III) Creamers Salt Glaze was first discovered

Salt Glaze was first discovered by German potters in the late 14th century

This Flower Gourd Vase is a result of Ben’s influence from shapes and forms in nature

This glaze matures at 2250°F

The Chinese Blue Glaze is sought by collectors because of the variety of hues and variations of finish from each firing

Experience Ben Owen III's groundbreaking Aurora glaze—a luminous copper-based creation that transforms this classically proportioned pitcher into an artistic statement

Dimpled Globe Vase in Patina Green, 5.25"h (Ben Owen III) Creamers Salt Glaze was first discoveredThis Dimpled Globe Vase provides a lovely background for floral arrangements. After turning the vase on the potter's wheel, the piece is set aside to allow the clay to dry to a "leather hard" state. Then, Ben III presses his fingers into the clay to create the large dimples. A beautiful example of Ben IIIs copper based Patina Green glaze. The natural ash accumulation from the wood firing process creates a finish that can resemble moss growing along