This work features celadon glaze and Kiangxi quinhua – Jingdezhen under-glaze blue and white – and 24 k Roman gold. These pieces utilize a runny celadon glaze gas reduction fired, and re-firing at low temperature for gold and enamel applications. Gold nuggets are stoneware clay fragments with gold applications.

This intensity of color on this piece derives from premium Kiangxi Jingdezhen quinhua and 24k Roman gold. It is gas reduction fired to cone 10 celadon glaze and re-fired at low temperature for gold application.

This piece features under-glaze blue and white (quinhua), Chinese over-glaze enamels and 24k Roman gold. It was gas reduction fired to cone 10 and re-fired to low temperature in 3 firings for gold and enamels.

This work features under-glaze blue and white (Jingdezhen quinhua), 24k German gold and silver. The original arrowhead icon signifies bravery. Gas reduction fired and low firings electric kiln for 24k gold and silver.

The Woven Bourbon Bottle was press-molded and gas reduction fired. Hand-painted gucai over-glaze enamels were electric fired. Enamels were built up abstractly to highlight the inherent luminosity and tactile qualities of the transparent over-glaze media.