Wood Fired Porcelain by Eric Soule and others

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I have a couple of great new pots including a beautiful wood fired porcelain cup 

made by Eric Soulé from France.  When photographing it I decided to include in 

this post some other wood fired porcelain pots in my collection...

Eric Soulé
http://ericsoule.blogspot.com

Eric: "This cup is made of porcelain on my hand-wheel. All my work is loaded raw in the kiln and 

unglazed (except few personal 'shino'). 

For my Spring 2010 firing, the kiln keep burning 4 days continuously, stoking 15 cubic meters of 

wood.

The colors and textures are given by the firing process. The loading is crucial. 

This cup was in a saggar protected from ashes, roped with straw.

Natural red fire cord markings appears on the clay let by the burning straw. 

Notice the ash spot on a side."

 Mitch Iburg (U.S.)

 Tom Jaszczak (U.S.)

And here are a couple of pots that are also porcelain, but not wood fired:

 Sequoia Miller (U.S.)

Carole Epp (Canada)

Tsé & Tsé Design (France) (I think this is slip cast)