The inverted cube began as a slab experiment. Along the way, I learned about the importance of building slab projects from a template (plans) as well as properly joining the pieces of clay. Instead, to get proper adhesion, I had to "slap" the edges of the "top" with a wooden paddle to get them to merge. This tended to round the edges... a nice effect!
The clay was impressed while wet with a circular pattern from a place mat. Two coats of PC55 Chun Plum were employed as glaze.
Name: Upside Down Cube
Size: 4 x 4 x 4
Date: July 2009
Clay: (unknown)
Glaze: Chun Plum
