Artisan Wheel-Thrown Stoneware Ceramic Bowl

This is a medium-sized wheel-thrown ceramic bowl, likely crafted from a high-fire stoneware clay body. The piece features a classic rounded profile sitting upon a low, slightly tapered foot ring. The exterior displays a complex, earth-toned variegated glaze characterized by shades of ochre, burnt sienna, and off-white. There are visible 'runs' and drips of a lighter, creamy glaze that intersect with the darker matte finish, suggesting a dip-glazing technique or reactive firing process. The interior appears consistent with the light-colored glaze visible at the rim. The construction shows high-quality craftsmanship with even wall thickness and a professional finished rim. No prominent maker's marks are visible in this orientation, but the style is consistent with mid-to-late 20th-century studio pottery. The condition appears excellent with no visible chips, cracks, or significant crazing, though there is a natural textured patina inherent to the handmade process. The piece reflects a rustic yet refined aesthetic typical of functional art pottery.