After being a little embarrassed that
Jill's piece was hiding in a box because we couldn't find the right spot for it, thankfully she let us know that someone else had used one of her pieces as a centerpiece on their table.
We took her advice and before she could blink....it had a new home.



It's a really beautiful piece and Jill took full advantage of the Anderson Ranch soda-kiln to make it. She understood exactly what was going to happen with that flame to make this piece work so well. She gave us a beautiful little talk about how that single kiln became part of the narrative of her work. I won't try to explain it...you'll have to ask Jill.
Again...it's meant for the wall but we'll be quite happy with it on our table for now. We'll find a wall for it in Austin.
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That is a beautiful piece by Jill.
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