Cleft standing form is a tall statement piece inspired by a awesome walk up Beinn Alligin in the Torridon range that involves two munroes plus three Horns of Alligin and lots of exposure! The Cleft ( Eag Dhubh) is a deep gash formed by an ancient land slip. 
The pot is formed by carefully joining two sections of thrown porcelain. I then sculpted the cleft and accentuated the surface with a blend of oxides. The angular form is my own interpretation. Crawling glaze suggests ice flows in snowy conditions. 
 
wheel thrown porcelain
satin matt glaze with oxides and crawling glaze highlights
height - 50cm, diam 10cm 
waterproof, hand washable