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Ceramics by Regina Muller-Huschke at Studiopottery.co.uk - 2010 _black container#1_ raku, H.54cm Thrown and handbuilt. Good shades of a dark grey to deep black. The almost shiny surface is due to the heavy postreduction. Glazed inside. Waterproof.

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2010 "black container#1" raku, H.54cm Thrown and handbuilt. Good shades of a dark grey to deep black. The almost shiny surface is due to the heavy postreduction. Glazed inside. Waterproof.

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Ceramics by Regina Muller-Huschke at Studiopottery.co.uk - 2011 _weiße Kalebasse_ (Calabash, porcelain) porcelain, H. 23cm Thrown in 3 parts and assembled. Heavy (in weight).Quality of a white stone. Ceramics by Regina Muller-Huschke at Studiopottery.co.uk - 2010 _samtschwarze Roehren_ - two velvet black vases raku, H. 42cm, 45 cm Long and slim velvet black vases. Thrown in 2 pieces and assembled when still wet. They loose their menacing blackness and become even very decorative with a single red or white flower. I prefer them with a green flower, with the so called _Aegyptische Milchblume_
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