CREAMER / Small Pitcher - soda-fired / flashing porcelain

Soda firing is a vapour-glazing processes where  soda ash (sodium carbonate), or baking soda (sodium bicarbonate) is introduced into the kiln at a high temperature. The soda vaporizes, and sodium binds to the silica in the clay surface, forming a hard, glassy glaze with varying colours and textures. 

This small batch series from this spring has a liner glaze on the inside and was unglazed on the outside when they entered the kiln.   The outside glaze is a result of soda vapours melting to the clay and forming glassy coating of glaze. 

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[measurements are approximate]