October 8, 2024March 16, 2026 Beautiful Floral Underglaze Transfers Mug by Karen Parker Hatfield Floral Underglaze Transfers Mug The Floral Underglaze Transfers Mug by Karen Parker Hatfield is a beautiful example of how delicate surface decoration can elevate functional pottery. This ceramic mug features floral underglaze transfers with winding green vines and small blue flowers that wrap around the form with elegant detail. Made with Columbine clay from New Mexico Clay Company, the mug has a soft, handcrafted look that is enhanced by the rich, textured blue glaze flowing across the upper section. For this piece, Karen Parker Hatfield used AMACO Smokey Merlot and AMACO Oatmeal on the top portion of the mug to create depth and movement. The floral underglaze transfer is from Sanbao, and two coats of zinc-free clear glaze were applied over the transfer to protect the design and maintain clarity after firing. Fired to cone 6, this floral underglaze transfers mug is a lovely source of inspiration for potters looking to combine decorative transfer techniques with durable everyday ceramics. The clay is Columbine clay from New Mexico clay company AMACO Smokey Merlot x3 AMACO Oatmeal x2 The transfer is from Sanbao I used two coats of zinc, free clear over the transfer Fired to cone 6 Credit: Karen Parker Hatfield Share to Facebook Combos Mugs AMACOCone 6OatmealSanbaoSmokey Merlot
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