Dish #2 in Nebular Purple, 5.5"dia (Juliana Owen)
Dish #2 in Nebular Purple, 5.5"dia (Juliana Owen)
Dish #2 in Nebular Purple, 5.5"dia (Juliana Owen)
Dish #2 in Nebular Purple, 5.5"dia (Juliana Owen)
Dish #2 in Nebular Purple, 5.5"dia (Juliana Owen)
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Dish #2 in Nebular Purple, 5.5"dia (Juliana Owen)

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   This Altered dish in Nebular Purple is finished with a Ben Owen Pottery proprietary glaze that creates intriguing micro-crystal formations when fired in the wood kiln.  Fully functional and dishwasher-safe.  The perfect size to use as a ring or jewelry dish.  Measuring 5.5”dia. x 1.25"h
Please Note: What appear to be white spots on the surface are reflections from photo lighting.

           Works made by daughter, Juliana Dare Owen
Juliana Owen (b. 2002), the second daughter of sixth-generation potter Ben Owen III, has been playing in clay since she was very small.  Juliana began selling her work in our retail store when she was around 13 years old.  She also enjoys creating sculptural clay work.
 
                  Juliana graduated from Uwharrie Charter Academy High School in 2021. Earning the title of Miss Central Carolina’s Outstanding Teen in 2018, Juliana’s creativity and aptitude provide a strong platform for her to experience many facets of life.  While enjoying tennis as a sport, developing her strong skills in marketing and business through extracurricular events, and furthering her education through classes at both UCAHS and the Randolph Community College, Juliana balances a full schedule of classes alongside personal enrichment activities.  

           In her spare time, Juliana enjoys turning clay at the wheel alongside her father, Ben Owen III.  This shared time together provides a space for Juliana to express her artistic nature while sharing her family’s long-standing tradition of creating with clay. 
Juliana is now a Senior at Boston College and is studying Business and Architecture. 

This piece is hand-signed by Juliana Owen with the year made (2024).