Glaze over glaze over glaze ...

For the past year or so, I've been doing more layering of glazes, particularly on teabowls and vases, mostly over a base glaze of Shino. Sometimes it's another Shino or two, sometimes Oribe or copper red or ash celadon. When they work, they give a surface that is made up of several surfaces. And faceting the clay on the wheel, most often using a twisted wire, shows a base reality that's sometimes there and sometimes not. If any of that makes sense ...
The resulting pots do not exactly fly off the shelves, but I've sold enough to think that there's a market for these pots. Somewhere ...
All of which is to say I finished loading the kiln this afternoon, loading the last two shelves in front. The top cone shelf has a half-dozen very rough and large teabowls, most in a base Shino with multiple layers. We'll see how it goes.
I shot a few photos of a couple of the pots as bisqueware and then with dipped and poured glazes. The lumpy bowls have granite inclusions. I fire tomorrow. I'll get some finished pots on the blog perhaps Friday, after the kiln is opened. At the bottom, a teabowl glazed this way from a few firings ago.