Lily Jar in Dogwood White, 11.25"h (Ben Owen III) Teapots The surface may resemble the

The surface may resemble the texture of an orange peel

where classic pottery tradition meets innovative glaze work

This piece is hand-signed by Bryan Pulliam with the year made (2021)

Imagine laying on a picnic blanket on a Summer's eve and watching the clouds float by along a Carolina blue sky

this piece transforms any space into a gallery-worthy setting

Lily Jar in Dogwood White, 11.25"h (Ben Owen III) Teapots The surface may resemble theA great vase to display flowers on a table or a mantle. The vase has four handles on the shoulder and a thicker glaze application on the surface giving the look of icing on a cake. This vase shape is a design from Ben IIIs grandfather, Ben Owen, Sr. The scalloped design on the base is influenced by techniques seen in early Chinese glazed pottery during the Song and Tang Dynasties and early Japanese techniques. The rich color of the red clay