Fault Record

https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53791672351_cb031739a7.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/53792112200_63a24cfddd.jpg https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/54801836485_f52502356a.jpg "Fault Record" is a small wood-fired piece, its form resembling the cross-section of a rock fault. In the intense heat, wood ash settled naturally, merging with the clay body to create textures akin to mineral veins. The orange-red fire marks appear as if they are the signatures of flowing magma, while the grayish-white glaze marks resemble sedimentary layers weathered over millennia. This piece was not deliberately sculpted; rather, it was shaped by the combined forces of flame and time, ultimately presenting a tension reminiscent of geological movements. ・Porcelain clay ・Approx. 8 x 7.5 x 6 cm ・Possible uses: Tea ceremony display, paperweight, collectible, object of inspiration ・Artist: Nick Lin ・One of a kind, exquisite piece. ・Wood-fired, handmade. Significant ash deposits inside; please consider if you are a perfectionist. ・Features crackling (kintsugi), black spots, or may develop crackling after some use. ・Photographed in natural light, there may be some color variation. Please contact me for more information.