The Decorated Surface Teabowls Julia is a glass artist

Julia is a glass artist who graduated from Sheridan College in 2006 with a Crafts and Design Diploma in Glass

Her work unites textured fabrics and porcelain objects

It is different than glaze because it works on clay that has not been fired

thrown or shaped

5 in Diameter

The Decorated Surface Teabowls Julia is a glass artistDecorating pots has a long history and its study allows us to explore and understand cultures from around the world. From its beginning, pottery offered a surface for decoration. For example, the earlier pots of the Jomon culture (Japan, 14,000 to 7,500 BCE) used for cooking or storing food, had cord markings imprinted on their surface. Painted Greek pottery dates to the Stone Age (4000 to 2000 BCE) and more elaborate decoration appeared in the Bronze