Dogwood Vase #1 in Chinese Red, 9"h (Ben Owen III) Han Vase holding specific temperatures as the

holding specific temperatures as the kiln climbs to 2300 degrees F

The current line is made by potter Silas Bradley

“soft” surface on the pots that would be a change from the glossy finishes typical in the Owen family of glazes

as well as the cobalt pigment

Dogwood Vase #1 in Chinese Red, 9"h (Ben Owen III) Han Vase holding specific temperatures as theThe Dogwood Vase is a shape that has been made in Bens family for three generations. During the 1920s, Bens grandfather, Ben Owen Sr., was a potter at Jugtown Pottery. While there, in 1928, the Busbees of Jugtown entered a vase, made by Ben Owen Sr., in the Dogwood Festival. The vase was awarded best in the show and from that time forward, the vase was called the Dogwood Vase. The sculptured flowers on either side of this exquisite vase honor North