meteorite

The random nature of lunar rock is clearly described in lava Meterorite by its small craters and holes, some with bright colors, others revealing the underlying gray stone.

The surface is never to repeat again, it is full of flavour and interest.

Craters come in different guises, occasionally deep caves, sometimes, when cooked twice with a white glaze foundation, this reveals  differing affects of glaze in these pits.

Glazing: present.

Treatment: glaze on natural porosity.

Meteorite results from the meeting of lava’s natural voids (as in Pumice) and glaze.

The glaze seeps into the natural holes, creating non-replicable tonal variations.

Ideal for: unique surfaces, artistic projects, non-serial applications.


Not ideal for: standardized surfaces, repetitive productions.