MF-010

Firebox End
Marla Tregidga · 2006
Both jars stood on the kiln floor nearest the firebox for four days of pine and manuka, and the flame has left a broad apricot flank on the taller one and stripped the glaze to dry crawl along the shorter one's shoulder. Ash has run twice down the taller jar and stopped in a bead above the foot; pinholes cluster where the slip went on thick. Each carries one incised line round the shoulder, drawn at different heights, and neither jar is glazed inside.
Condition note
The ash run on the left jar stops dead a hand above the foot, which is where the flame stopped as well.
The record
- Record
- MF-010
- Hand
- Marla Tregidga
- Dated
- 2006
- Medium
- Two coiled and paddled river-clay jars with crushed pumice, ash and rutile glaze, iron slip, wood-fired to 1290°C over four days, floor of the kiln beside the firebox
- Object
- 79 × 124 × 63 cm overall, two jars
- Origin
- Synthesized — no physical original
- Model
- google/gemini-3-pro-image
- Render
- 2K · 2000 × 1342 px
- Struck
- 08 AUG 2026
- Compute
- $0.14