The Slip-Trailed collection consists of wheel-thrown pottery made from porcelain clay. Each piece is decorated using a method called “slip-trailing”, which involves drawing lines with a fine-tipped nozzled bulb containing stained clay slip or underglaze. Colourful underglazes are then hand painted onto the greenware, providing decorative accents or filling in blank spaces. Pots are fired twice before finishing them off with a hand-painted touch of gold lustre and fired for a third time. Beautiful enough for special occasions, or simply to uplift the daily routine, this collection is truly special.
Gold lustred pottery is food safe, but not safe to use in the microwave. Gentle hand washing is recommended as dishwasher detergents can be abrasive and will eventually wear away the gold lustre with multiple washings.
Interested in how I decorate my pottery?
The Ceramic School hosts a workshop video I did on April 3, 2022, where I demonstrate my process and techniques. Click on this link to take you there:
https://ceramic.school/courses/tanya-everard/ref/Teverard/
Wheel-thrown porcelain bottle vase, hand decorated with underglazes, 31 cm tall, 9cm diameter.
Slip-trailed Islamic Art vases
Three jars decorated in a slip-trailed Islamic Art pattern.
Wheel-thrown speckled stoneware bottle vase, decorated with Mishima inlaid linework and coloured glazes. 29.5 cm tall, 9.5 cm diameter. Available: $300 CDN.
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Slip-trailed Islamic Art yunomi in red and green.
Vases adorned in hand-painted Moorish-Arabesque patterns.
The Printworks collection consists of wheel-thrown porcelain pottery decorated with patterned tissue transfers. These transfers are either silk-screened by hand in the studio using ceramic underglazes and stains, or are obtained commercially from ceramics suppliers. The printed patterns are carefully placed to fill the blank porcelain surface and convey a sense of rustic comfort, warmth and simplicity. This collection is a favourite of many.
Pottery in this collection are food safe, microwave safe and dishwasher safe.
These small bowls are perfect for dessert or breakfast of yogurt and granola. 12 cm diameter, 6 cm tall.
Round mugs have a 12 oz capacity and are 10 cm diameter, 7 cm tall. The handle is contoured to be comfortably held by two fingers.
Small plates (15cm diameter) are perfect for tapas, snacks, or can serve as a saucer.
Tall mugs have a capacity of 12 oz, and are 10-12 cm tall with a 9 cm diameter at the lip. Slightly larger in capacity compared to the round mugs.
Round mugs, decorated in a variety of tissue-transfer patterns.
An elegant and practical way to present butter at the table, the butter dome & dish can hold approximately a half-pound (1 Cup) of butter.
Three mugs decorated in a floral tissue-transfer pattern.
Garden flower round mug shown in the unfired state.
Bowls of multiple sizes decorated in a variety of hand-made and commercial tissue transfer decorations.
Mugs decorated in hand-made silk-screened tissue transfers of birds, branches and red underglaze berries.
The Glazeworks series is a recent addition to my pottery repertoire, and represents a playful exploration of colour and texture. So far, my works are one-off pieces whereby I am searching for colour combinations and moods that appeal to me, and hopefully, to others.
