Small Salt or Soda Fired cups decorated with texture stamps including spirals, suns and dots. Cups are between 9 - 10 oz, and average 4" tall and 3" at the rim.
Salt fire glazing is a ceramics technique where pottery is fired with the addition of salt. Likewise, soda firing adds baking soda rather than salt. These processes creates unique, unpredictable surface effects, including varied colors, textures, and a glossy finish, resulting in distinctive and artistic pieces.
My Salt fired pieces were fired in a wood burning kiln, while the Soda fired pieces were in a gas kiln. The dots on the bottom of the pots are from the wadding used to keep the salt or soda from fusing the pot to the kiln shelf.
