Crater Glaze

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.