"Blue Strata II"

Production date
1996
Description
A blue, green and brown glazed earthenware vase titled " Blue Strata II." The gas-fired vase is widest at the top opening and tapers down to the base. It is finished with five different coloured glazes and has a glossy black glaze on the rim and the interior. Artist decorated it to "represent the sea, land and sky."
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Artist/Maker
Production role
Potter
Production date
1996
Credit line
This vase was purchased for the Taranaki Museum collection after being judged the winner of the New Plymouth Potters exhibition held at the museum in 1996. Kane made this vase on a wheel and threw it upside down so she could achieve the thick rim without any distortion. "I have been experimenting with layering and combining glazes to give texture and interest. Using blues and greens to suggest sea and sky, I dipped, brushed and sprayed five different glazes to the outside of the vessel and a shiny black to the inside and rim to give contrast," Kane wrote in a note accompanying the vase.
Accession number
A93.247
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