Bronze Age Gold from Wales

Bowl

Wason, Jason ((From http://www.jasonwasonceramics.com/cv.html) 1964-1974 Travelled Europe, North Africa,Middle East and Asia. 1974-1976 Set up Crafts community in Dumfrieshire, built a kick wheel from the back wheel and half shaft of a Morris 1000 van, and learnt to throw. 1976-1981 Leach Pottery, St. Ives, Cornwall. 1981-present worked in own studio near St. Just, Cornwall.)

Bowl, high-fired earthenware, thickened foot ring and gently curving lower body with sharp angle at mid-section, upwards from this point the body is slightly convex and rises to a short upright rim that is slightly flattened; metallic oxides applied to surface giving a deep pink colour to the lower portion of the body and a copper-coloured lustre effect to the upper body and interior, two panels placed at opposite sides of the bowl on the upper body, each with nine evenly-spaced round 'studs', between these panels are two areas of vertical ribbing running around the circumference, the interior of the bowl especially has a roughened/textured surface finish, alluding to cast bronze.

Collection Area

Art

Item Number

NMW A 39538

Creation/Production

Wason, Jason
Date: 2009 ca

Acquisition

Gift, 21/3/2014
Given by David Paisey

Measurements

Height (cm): 14.2
Height (in): 5
diam (cm): 21.6
diam (in): 8

Techniques

wheel-thrown
forming
Applied Art
applied
decoration
Applied Art
incised
decoration
Applied Art

Material

earthenware
metal oxides

Location

In store
Comments are currently unavailable. We apologise for the inconvenience.