
I remember years ago visiting a potter who had these 2 items fused together (by accident) sitting there….it was like a farm stand sort of place: a sign instructed you that if nobody was around, take your pottery purchase, leave the money…stuffed into one of the fused pots.
I should have double checked (ALWAYS double check everything in life, right?) when I was putting the shelf atop the lowest level in the kiln and I thought I heard a small thump. Now I know what that small thump was, a mug shifted somehow, and because it ended up touching a pot on each side, well, now they are conjoined triplets.
I do not consider these a wonderful joke or souvenir and will not be saving them.


2 comments:
Bummer.
Supported on a slant, and with holes drilled into the bottoms for drainage, I think it would make a very cute herb garden...
Or lying on its side, a good display for some of your little woodland critters to peek out of. Or Christmas ornaments inside of them for a craft display, this season.
I'm hoping you kept them.
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