Blue Rain

There are so many ways of glazing an assiette ('plate' in French, a word I just learnt  ).

Some people think that glazing exercise is stressful, for I am sure they were afraid of how it'd turn out - either a disaster or a success. It will be defined as success if it sparked more joy than their expectation. On the flip side it will be a disaster if the colors turned out not quite as close to what's on their mind. 

For this piece, I was taking a bet if random strokes of glaze overlapping would give me surprises. 

What do you think? 

I see energy flowing through this plate. I see strong current forming in the firing process. Couldn't imagine how much it has bubbled in the kiln. 

This is one of a kind of glazing style that I would rarely use. 

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Due to the nature of its irregular form, the serving dish measurement is taken from its widest width and length. 

width: 22cm

length: 14.5cm

height: 1.5cm

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