Mug in Copper Penny, ~4.75"h (Ben Owen III) Ben Owen Sr. The red color is created

The red color is created by introducing carbon or depriving the atmosphere of oxygen early on in the firing process

The current line is made by potter Silas Bradley

Formed by a combination of hardwood and pine burned inside the wood kiln

Many of the pieces Ben makes in the Salt Glaze are functional

The natural tones on the surface of this vase are a result of a mix of iron and mica in the clay along with ash accumulation from a multi-day wood firing

Mug in Copper Penny, ~4.75"h (Ben Owen III) Ben Owen Sr. The red color is createdA great mug in Copper Penny glaze. Dishwasher and microwave safe. Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting. Measuring 5. 25"l x 4w x almost 4. 75h. Copper Penny Copper Penny, a type of shino glaze, reflects color similar to a shiny penny by using a small amount of iron in the clay as well as in the glaze. The range of color is dependent on the atmosphere of the firing in the kiln. During the early