Phil Rogers Pottery

Salt Glazed Bowl.

A salt glazed Bowl with Hakeme. I have fired these bowls one inside the other separated by sea shells. The rich orange colour is a result of the iron from the body, the alumina in the white slip and the restricted access of the vapour.

5.5 inches x 3 inches.

Chawan.  Nuka Glaze.

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A Chawan with a Nuka Glaze. The very high iron content body ahs had an effect on the colour and texture of the glaze. This bowl was an unexpected but very welcome surprise!

6.25 inches across.

An Ash glazed and salt fired pouring bowl.

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A pouring bowl. Ash glazed and fired in the salt kiln.

5.5 inches x 4 inches.

Salt glazed Guinomi.

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A salt glazed Guinomi with a signed and sealed wooden box.

Salt glazed Yunomi.

I often fired salt glazed pieces in a sagger to promote the rich orange colour. Too much salt vapour and the colour would tend toward tan or brown rather than orange.

4 inches tall.

Yunomi.

I have glazed this yunomi with an ash glaze and then placed it in the salt kiln. The fluxing action of the sodium from the salt has produced this variegated, fluid surface. Comes with a signed and stamped wooden box.

4 inches tall.

Ash Glazed Lidded Jar.

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Originally this lidded Jar was sent to Japan as a Mizusashi or water jar for use in the tea ceremony. As a lidded Jar it could be used for any number of purposes. Pine ash glaze with an impressed decoration.

7 inches tall.

Salt glazed bottle.

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A salt glazed bottle fired on its side resting on Scallop shells. I have glazed the neck and  shoulder with an ash glaze which has trickled down in the white heat of the kiln.

12 inches tall and 8.5 inches at the widest point

Pouring Bowl

A pouring bowl with an ash glaze and salt fired.

5.75 inches across.