Beautiful Art Ceramic Pottery Piece Signed by Listed Artist Crystalline Glaze

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Beautiful Art Ceramic Pottery Piece Signed by Listed Artist Crystalline Glaze:
$49.99

Original Art Vase by Ceramic Artist Adam Egenolf
Purchased from the artist, this is a lovely ceramic art vase made by Indiana Artist Adam Ebenolf. Signed on the unglazed bottom. This artist works with crystaline glazing technique and includes various metallic oxides which give the vase the great finish. They remind me of Eastern Asian pottery pieces, and the vase looks great in all settings.
The vase is in excellent condition, no chips, cracks or flaws.
The vase is just over 8\" tall. The colors range from grays to gold with nice silvery circles which remind of of lotus pods.
Lovely art vase, great piece in all kinds of settings and the perfect size to display on a shelf, desk, bookcase.
Thanks for looking, please email with any questions.

\"Crystalline glazing is a process that involves a precise balance of clay, glaze, temperature, time, and form. If any one of these five parts of the process is not controlled in the intended way of the artist, the results will change. Because of this delicate balance, every variable possible must be addressed to give the best opportunity to make a successful crystalline glazed piece.

A crystalline glazed work of art starts with choosing the correct clay body for the desired results. The clay body that provides the most brilliant results is porcelain. Compared to other clay bodies, porcelain has the least amount of impurities, which yields a smooth, white, and blemish-free canvas to apply the glazes. The second step to create a successful crystalline piece is formulating a crystalline glaze recipe with the correct ingredients. Crystalline glazes contain three basic ingredients necessary for crystal growth: zinc oxide, silica (or ground quartz) and a frit which is fused glass that is ground to a fine powder. These three ingredients are mixed with water to form a thick glaze which is then applied to the pot. Various metallic oxides such as copper or cobalt oxide, iron, manganese or nickel oxide are added alone or in combination to give colors ranging from white to blue, green, gold, purple, orange, etc.\"