Runnel
A sponge glaze technique by Dawn Taylor Hanlin implies a stream and stripes in acrylic paint by E.I. Baird anchor the concept of this “armed” piece by Hanlin. White stoneware blend, bisque fired, then glaze fired in an electric kiln. A third firing was done in a primitive pit fire technique.
8” x 7”
A sponge glaze technique by Dawn Taylor Hanlin implies a stream and stripes in acrylic paint by E.I. Baird anchor the concept of this “armed” piece by Hanlin. White stoneware blend, bisque fired, then glaze fired in an electric kiln. A third firing was done in a primitive pit fire technique.
8” x 7”
A sponge glaze technique by Dawn Taylor Hanlin implies a stream and stripes in acrylic paint by E.I. Baird anchor the concept of this “armed” piece by Hanlin. White stoneware blend, bisque fired, then glaze fired in an electric kiln. A third firing was done in a primitive pit fire technique.
8” x 7”
