The bowl alone is a show stopper which is reflected in the price I paid for this rare bowl before the eggs were added. I find it increasingly hard to find beautiful antique bowls and when they are stapled together with age, I love them even more. I’ve filled this heavy hardwood bowl with 11 saggar fired eggs. These have been through the kiln in an airtight container with combustible materials such as straw, hay, banana skins, coffee grains and other natural finds to create one off results in the firing.
The bowl alone is a show stopper which is reflected in the price I paid for this rare bowl before the eggs were added. I find it increasingly hard to find beautiful antique bowls and when they are stapled together with age, I love them even more. I’ve filled this heavy hardwood bowl with 11 saggar fired eggs. These have been through the kiln in an airtight container with combustible materials such as straw, hay, banana skins, coffee grains and other natural finds to create one off results in the firing.
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