Deep Night, made in pair with Wide Ocean, was the second wide belly, slim neck vessel I threw to success. While still imperfect I really enjoy the form of this one over its pair. Knowing it would be paired with Wide Ocean, I decided that the taller, loftier form ought be brought down using a heavier, black glaze; Contrasting with Wide Ocean’s heavier form with a lighter glaze.

Gloss Black glaze on cone 5 porcelain.

Unsigned. 2026.

6” X 6” X 8”

4lbs, 5.9oz

For aesthetic use only, Early works may not hold water.

Wide Ocean, made in pair with Deep Night, was the first wide belly, slim neck vessel I threw to any level of success. This vessel was also the first successful use of floating blue glaze. dipped slowly twice this glaze proved to run quite a bit requiring the base to be sanded, allowing it to sit flat. Knowing it would be paired with Deep Night, I decided that the shorter, heavier form ought be brought up using a lighter, floating blue glaze; Contrasting with Deep Night’s lighter form with a heavier glaze.

Floating Blue glaze on cone 5 porcelain.

Unsigned. 2026.

6.5” X 6.5” X 6.5“

3lbs, 11.9oz

For aesthetic use only, Early works may not hold water.