
Our Buddha Mural is one of the pieces I get the most feedback on. People love it. It makes me happy to think of creating an image that brings beauty, and a reminder of peace and mindfulness, into people's homes and lives. When I carved the original piece, I took the process very slowly and savoured my time working on this lovely image. Now, each tile in the mural is pressed by hand, by me or my partner, into our original mold. I can't help but think that this care and attention in the making translates into a feeling of peacefulness about the finished piece...We've been using the same lovely stony glaze ("Dry Stone") on this piece for a while, and I like the way the glaze texture suggests a low relief sandstone carving. When a client requested the mural in a white glaze, I was hesitant at first - I wasn't sure I'd care for the results. I chose a semi-transparent soft porcelain white, and fired a test tile. I love it! You can see the finished piece here. I brushed the glaze on carefully, then rubbed it back to reveal bits of the rosy tan clay body here and there. I'm so pleased with the results that I'm adding this glaze to our regular glaze options for the Kyoto collection. Give us a call if you'd like to order a beautiful white Buddha like this one.







