I threw this piece for the Craft Stars Garage Sale! 
It matches another piece I made (Ceramic Plant Pot).
For this one, I used a white clay body from Laguna Clay. The glaze is a rich green finish called Rainforest Celadon. I’ve been in a blue era lately, so it was fun to work with green. I was also feeling quite fancy, so I braided a little rope for the lid.
Carving clay is always so relaxing. I could do this part for hours.
Minnnnnne? 
I really love this one. I’ll try not to pout as you pack it for its adoptive family.
Love the shape, carvings and colors! Whoever wins that auction is a lucky duck!
This jar is a wonderful little treasure, you chose a great color for it.
Ooo!! Gorgeous green and I love the carved details!
Really beautiful!!!
Delightful! I love how the juxtaposition of the rope and the glazed clay bring out the texture details in each other. I can just hear the satisfying sound of the unglazed edges of the lid and the body rubbing against each other while using that rope handle to replace the lid.
So beautiful!
I love the lid on this one. The rope is such a cool idea!
I have open and closed it so many times just to experience this. 
That’s just lovely, the carving, the colour, the size, everything.
This is an awesome wee pot.
Woo hoo! Your cool craft is one of this week’s Featured Projects!
It’s really lovely. It doesn’t look American, the carving is beautiful plus the little rope for the lid gives it a quality like it’s older than it really is. Ditto with the color. It’s just beautiful. It looks like it holds secret wishes.
Lovely!
(I think I have this glaze on my wishlist… how does it work for brushing on? All the celadons I’ve worked with are basically dip-only b/c they don’t flow worth a darn off of a brush.)
Congrats on being a Featured Project!
Aww, thank you. What origin does it remind you of?
Once bisqued, I covered with a black underglaze wash then wiped it away with a sponge. Once dry, I brushed 3 thick coats of the Celadon. The inlay of the black underglaze gives the color a bit more contrast than when used on its own. Brushing seemed to work well. What type of brushes are you using?
Why thank you 
Cool- I’ve tried various things, but also mostly using the celadons they mix at the art center where I do clay, so it may be that those are just optimized for dipping rather than brushing.
