Artist Signed Raku Pottery Vase Iridescent Glaze w/ Lid 7 1/2\"

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Artist Signed Raku Pottery Vase Iridescent Glaze w/ Lid 7 1/2\":
$48.00

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This is an Estate Find. Artist signed on the base by John White. The Raku ppter is Bob Pabst.This was from the Whitehouse Gallery with the original invitation inside the vase.Vase comes with a lid.
Hand thrown with an iridescent and peacock glaze.Measures 7 1/2\" tall and 7\" across the widest section.
A Stunning Piece !!!!
Raku pottery was developed in Japan in the early 1500\'s as the ceremonial tea ware of the Buddhist Masters. Raku is a low temperature firing process. Bisque pottery is glazed then placed in a small preheated kiln. When the glaze has matred the pot is removed with tongs and placer in container of combustible material to ignite and hen smothered to achieve a reduction atmosphere. This process causes unpredictable glaze effects.
Although raku pottery is fired at 1700 degrees the clay body is still porous and is unsuitable to liquids. It is a decorative piece only.

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Artist Signed Raku Pottery Vase Iridescent Glaze w/ Lid 7 1/2\":
$48.00