Hand made from red clay. The landscape “painting” is added via colored engobes, underglazes, oxides, and meticulously carving onto the surface. It is fired onto the piece and permanent. (No actual paint is used. It’s all ceramic)

This one has a thick clear coat glaze on top and was glaze fired twice, which caused the clear glaze to take on this sort of “vellum” quality and a nice crackle. I like the extra dreamy look it has.

The magnet backing is permanently glued with a heavy duty gel superglue. The clay underneath has been scored/texturized for a little extra “insurance”.

fired to cone 5 in an electric kiln.