An exceptional 1976 Raku-fired studio teapot by artist Lise Salinas.
This piece is a masterclass in the Raku technique, featuring a vibrant geometric pattern that contrasts sharply against the rich, carbon-blackened clay body. The spontaneous nature of the reduction process has given the glaze a unique depth and subtle crackle, making this a one-of-a-kind artifact of the 1970s studio pottery movement.
Hand-signed and dated on the base with a personal dedication, this teapot is intended as a decorative art object rather than for functional brewing (as is traditional with porous Raku-fired ceramics).
Details:
Artist: Lise Salinas (Signed/Dated 1976)
Technique: Raku Firing (Post-fire reduction)
Style: Mid-Century / Brutalist / Organic Modern
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.
An exceptional 1976 Raku-fired studio teapot by artist Lise Salinas.
This piece is a masterclass in the Raku technique, featuring a vibrant geometric pattern that contrasts sharply against the rich, carbon-blackened clay body. The spontaneous nature of the reduction process has given the glaze a unique depth and subtle crackle, making this a one-of-a-kind artifact of the 1970s studio pottery movement.
Hand-signed and dated on the base with a personal dedication, this teapot is intended as a decorative art object rather than for functional brewing (as is traditional with porous Raku-fired ceramics).
Details:
Artist: Lise Salinas (Signed/Dated 1976)
Technique: Raku Firing (Post-fire reduction)
Style: Mid-Century / Brutalist / Organic Modern
Condition: Excellent vintage condition.
