I treat plates as a canvas. They can be displayed hung on the wall, stood up on a stand, or simply used as fruit bowls :-)
Two slabs compressed together with resulting fissures around the edges. 25 cm. wide (at widest point), 6 cm. high.
Multiple torn strips of clay joined by dot-patterned slabs. 25 cm. wide (at widest point), 6 cm. high.
Multiple torn and re-assembled strips of clay. 32 cm. wide (at widest point), 5 cm. high.
Pierced slab with dot-patterned infill. 26 cm. wide (at widest point), 5 cm. high.
Multiple torn and re-assembled strips of clay. 22 cm. wide (at widest point), 8.5 cm. high.
Multiple torn and re-assembled strips of clay. 31 cm. wide (at widest point), 7 cm. high.
’Broken’ Bowl. Antique bronze glazed interior. 21.5 cm. wide (at widest point), 6 cm. high.
’Broken’ Bowl. Unglazed iron-rich clay. 21 cm. wide (at widest point), 9 cm. high.
’Broken’ Bowl. Antique bronze glazed interior, with ‘towing hitch’ below propping up one end of the form to unbalance it. 25.5 cm. wide, 11.5 cm. high.
Folded and compressed slabs, torn and re-joined, sandwiching a dot-patterned slab and random clay dots. 32 cm. wide (at widest point), 7 cm. high.
Multiple torn and re-assembled strips of clay. 30 cm. wide (at widest point), 5 cm. high.
’Broken’ Bowl. Matt turquoise glaze with oxides over the cracked edges and underside. 21.5 cm. wide (at widest point), 6 cm. high.
