Description
Raku Vessel. Attributing to Norman Bacon. Vintage small Norman Bacon Raku Vessel. Measures 2 3/4" tall & close to 4" widest diameter. Weight is nice at little over 1/4 pound. This vessel is small & signed on bottom. Looks like it reads Bacon. Came with other pieces signed Bacon. So guessing Norman Bacon cause it does look like his cool work. Also from what I read he is from Woodstock which is local where pottery was purchased. Found some fun reading on Norman Bacon at bottom of page. Looks like his older work. Has its scuffs & scratches & still looks great! Please check pictures for description & condition. Guessing made before 2000. Cool Old Small Raku Vessel Shipping prices for lower 48 states. Have other Raku listed separately. (After a thirty-year career starting in 1970, his life took a radical change moving on to other creative adventures. His art is a mixture of spontaneity & control, perfection & imperfection. Each piece he created is a unique, artistic expression, bringing clay, fire, water, & air together. Norman started his career in ceramics at the University of Wisconsin-Madison in the late sixties. His work with the raku process began in 1979. The Raku process consists of rapid firing & cooling, which transform clay objects into natural works of art. The resulting piece has colors & textures that cannot be duplicated.) Norman Bacon Raku Vessel, Vintage Bowl
