Work

Vase fired on its side, with wood ash sprinkled on the top. The ash flows down the side of the work as it is being fired.

This mug was fired on its side in a wood kiln to produce a circle on the surface.

This wood-salt tea set was fired in the small wood kiln at Colorado State University, with the addition of salt at the end of the firing.

One of many mugs coming out of Daniel Gardners wood train kiln. Fired for two days with a reduction cool. 

Carved soap dishes fired in the soda kin. They are made in two parts, the tray underneath to catch the scum, and the soap holder that is textured to prevent sticking.

Fired upside down in the soda kiln with slip inlay stamps throughout the interior. 

Fired in the wood kiln with cobalt blue glaze on the upper half of the mug.

One of many plates stacked one on top of the other in the soda kiln.

This wood fired mug has feldspar-silica sand included in the clay, yielding speckles of white throughout the piece.

An assortment of plates with unglazed rims.