Moon Jar
Eldorado. The word originated from the Spanish for The Golden.
Porcelain body with cobalt & black pigments applied. After the first high temperature firing for the porcelain glaze, the gold & silver are applied and the pot fired again at approximately 700° in a lower temperature luster firing.
Lee's work is in public collections worldwide, including the V&A and the British Museum in the UK.
Accompanied by a signed, made to measure box
Eldorado. The word originated from the Spanish for The Golden.
Porcelain body with cobalt & black pigments applied. After the first high temperature firing for the porcelain glaze, the gold & silver are applied and the pot fired again at approximately 700° in a lower temperature luster firing.
Lee's work is in public collections worldwide, including the V&A and the British Museum in the UK.
Accompanied by a signed, made to measure box
Description
Eldorado. The word originated from the Spanish for The Golden.
Porcelain body with cobalt & black pigments applied. After the first high temperature firing for the porcelain glaze, the gold & silver are applied and the pot fired again at approximately 700° in a lower temperature luster firing.
Lee's work is in public collections worldwide, including the V&A and the British Museum in the UK.
Accompanied by a signed, made to measure box
