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A closeup of a ceramic plate in a light gray color featuring iron speckles

Soapstone

Lake pebbles, wet concrete, slate. A medium, clean, classic blue-gray.

A person with blonde hair has a shallow ceramic bowl in a light gray color resting on their knee and is holding a stem of berries above it.

"So not to get all cheesy but Soapstone holds a special place in my heart. Soapstone and Eggshell were the first two glazes that we formulated for gas-fired kilns. I remember Kyle and I (but moreso Kyle) doing the first line blends of Soapstone and our first streaky mess of glaze attempts. So it holds a sense of nostalgia for me, I guess. It felt like such a success when we got the first iteration looking good and at least close to how Alex, Connie and John envisioned it.

Beyond all that, I just think it’s a lovely glaze. The contrast of the iron spots, the slight translucency of grey, how the iron can at times have the slightest downward pull. It’s lush."

  • Cade Hollomon-Cook, Small Batch Potter
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