


Exceptional handmade studio raku pottery vase, signed and dated Don't Spank 83. This large, sculptural ceramic vessel features a rich iridescent copper, red, and gold glaze with natural crackle and reduction effects, characteristic of American raku pottery from the early 1980s. The vase has an elegant trumpet-style form with a wide, stable base and narrow neck. The surface displays intentional glaze movement and metallic luster created during the raku firing process.
The interior shows glaze pooling and drip effects, consistent with handmade raku ceramics. Raku pottery is created primarily as decorative art and is not intended for food or liquid use. Base diameter: 9 inches This is a substantial, statement-size piece that displays beautifully on the floor, pedestal, or console. No visible wear Surface crackle and glaze variation are intentional results of the raku firing process, not flaws. Iridescent copper, red, and gold glaze. Vintage, late 20th century A bold and beautifully preserved example of 1980s studio raku pottery - ideal for collectors, modern interiors, or a standout gift.