Crater Glaze

Its surface treatment is a study in texture, showcasing a rich, heavily cratered and volcanic glaze where deep, iron-rich chocolate brown meets a chalky, textured off-white.

In the 1960s, the "Fat Lava" era began, featuring drip glazes with thick textures and bubbling crater-effect glazes that created a lava-like appearance.

The piece is in excellent vintage condition, showing minor surface variations and "craters" in the glaze that are hallmark traits of original studio pottery and add to its unique cha...

Both pieces display dramatic lava-textured surfaces with expressive glaze pooling and crater-like volcanic effects characteristic of premium West German pottery production.

The contrast between the smooth upper section and the heavily cratered lower glaze creates a dynamic visual interplay characteristic of the Fat Lava movement.

This one-of-a-kind ceramic vase features a rounded, organic form with a richly textured surface and crater-like glaze in earthy tones of beige, gray, and charcoal.

Custom dimensions and alternative hand-sculpted finishes, including volcanic, cratered, or smooth ceramic glazes, are available upon request.

Custom dimensions and alternative hand-sculpted finishes, including volcanic, cratered, or smooth ceramic glazes, are available upon request.

Custom dimensions and alternative hand-sculpted finishes, including volcanic, cratered, or smooth ceramic glazes, are available upon request.

Custom dimensions and alternative hand-sculpted finishes for the ceramic base, including volcanic, cratered, or smooth glazes, are available upon request.

Custom dimensions and alternative hand-sculpted finishes, including volcanic, cratered, or smooth ceramic glazes, are available upon request.

Custom dimensions and alternative hand-sculpted finishes, including volcanic, cratered, or smooth ceramic glazes, are available upon request.

Custom dimensions and alternative hand-sculpted finishes, including volcanic, cratered, or smooth ceramic glazes, are available upon request.

Custom dimensions and alternative hand-sculpted finishes, including volcanic, cratered, or smooth ceramic glazes, are available upon request.

An early work by Josh Herman, showcasing a crater like volcanic turquoise glaze. This example is the first in a series for trumpet shaped vases.