David Cuzick Stoneware Studio Pottery Japandi Shallow Bowl - Artist Signed 1997 For Sale

The David Cuzick Stoneware Studio Pottery Japandi Shallow Bowl is a unique and handmade piece from 1997, featuring a round shape and a multicolor finish. With a diameter of 17.5 inches, this artist-signed bowl is perfect for all occasions and is sure to be a standout addition to any kitchen or home decor. Made of stoneware, this glossy bowl exudes a mid-century modern style and is a true representation of the artist\'s craftsmanship. Ideal for collectors or those looking for a one-of-a-kind piece to add to their table setting.About the artist: He is a full-time potter. He started working with clay in 1972. He uses both porcelain and stoneware clay to make my work. His work is mostly functional, but he enjoy doing sculptural work as well. The ware is fired in one of two up-draft gas kilns, an Olsen 36 and a Halversen 48 cubic foot kiln. The pieces are fired to cone 10-11 (about 2380 degrees Fahrenheit) in a reduction atmosphere. He also has a soda kiln which if fire several times a year, the work from the soda kiln produces many different and interesting pieces of pottery, not as predictable as the high fire reduction kilns.