Designed and made by Judith Swannell, an oxblood and bronze glazed ceramic bowl made in her studio, England, 1980's.
A striking example of oxblood glazing by the English potter, Judith Swannell. Contrast and drip glazing is as strong an identifier of Swanell’s work, before seeing her fluid signature. The fiery oxblood is bordered, inside and out by a molten bronze rim at the top of the bowl, which seems like a mirrored effect, a mastered process perfected over many kiln firings. An ivory white foot acts as a plinth to lift the bowl, but to also highlight the depth of the rich glaze created by Swannell.
