November 28, 2024January 26, 2026 Textured Amber Brown Frozen Pond by Claire Darwin Small Stoneware Bowl by Claire Darwin, featuring Textured Amber Brown The Frozen Pond technique, inspired by ceramic artist Kathy McGuire, is a beautiful way to capture the quiet elegance of winter in pottery. This Textured Amber Brown Frozen Pond bowl by Claire Darwin showcases how layered glazes and glassy surfaces can mimic the depth and stillness of ice. Soft transitions, subtle movement, and reflective glaze layers work together to create a surface that feels calm and atmospheric – much like looking into a real frozen pond. The gentle blending of tones adds dimension and visual interest, while the glossy finish enhances the sense of depth and light. This technique has become popular among potters because it combines artistic expression with natural inspiration. Each layer contributes to the final effect, making every piece unique and full of character. A heartfelt thank you to Kathy McGuire for sharing and inspiring the Frozen Pond technique within the pottery community. 3x AMACO Textured Amber Brown x3 all over (inside and out) Spectrum Running hot chowder spots applied with a round sponge tip inside and out 2x AMACO Iron Lustre outside 2x thick Laguna Power Turquoise inside Credits: Claire Darwin Share to Facebook Combos Bowls Frozen pondIron LustrePower TurquoiseRunning Hot ChowderTextured Amber Brown
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