I’ve been making a handful of test bowls like this for my next round of firings, pieces made with two clay types, (both high firing stoneware bodies), stacked one on top of the other, to create pots that have a subtle gradient in tone from bottom to top, once eventually glazed. Beyond the initial piling up of clay there’s practically no difference in making these as compared to throwing with a single piece of stoneware, although how the clay is centred, pulled up and formed, all creates differen

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