Luster Vessels Created by
Paul J. Katrich in Spring, 2007
for the Arts & Crafts Chicago Show,
AAPA Conference and Show,
and The Showplace

Luster Vessel 1136 (11-1/2"),
and "Sovereign Sky", Luster Vessel 1125 (16").

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Vessels by Paul J. Katrich
Created in Spring, 2007, for the
Arts & Crafts Chicago Show

Concordia University
River Forest, Illinois
May 12-13, 2007

Vessel 1137 (5-1/4").



Vessel 1138 (5-1/2").



Vessel 1124 (5").



Vessel 1140 (5-1/2").



Vessel 1141 (11").



Vessel 1142 (7").



Vessel 1143 (6-1/4").



Vessel 1144 (5").

Vessels by Paul J. Katrich
Created in Spring, 2007, for the
American Art Pottery Association
Conference and Show
Cleveland, Ohio
April 27-29, 2007

Vessel 1124 (5").



"Sovereign Sky"
Vessel 1125 (16").



Vessel 1126 (5").



Vessel 1127 (8").



Vessel 1128 (6").



"Angels Playing Nine Pins"
Vessel 1129 (12").



Vessel 1130 (5-1/4").



Vessel 1131 (6").



Vessel 1132 (6").



Vessel 1133 (9-1/4").



Vessel 1134 (8-1/4").



Vessel 1135 (11").



Vessel 1136 (11-1/2").

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Vessels by Paul J. Katrich
Created in Spring, 2007, for
The Showplace
in Manhattan

The descriptions of the vessels
are by Paul J. Katrich

"Approaching Storm"
Vessel 1122 (7-3/4").

"Rhythmic and active vase in midnight black and
iridescent gold. Touches of mocha and sky blue complete
the effect of roiling clouds in full motion.
The interior is a metallic copper."




"East River Sunrise"
Vessel 1123 (11-1/4").

"Black glaze, the color of India ink, flows
through iridescent ruby red, emerald greens and
a "sky" of turquoise and slate blue. The interior
is a deep, lustrous violet.

"This piece was a difficult technical achievement,
and sports seven distinct glazes working in concert."




Vessel 1145 (11-1/2").

"A significant and substantial vessel.
Volcanic blues, emerald greens and molten silvers
overflow on marbleized indigo. Suggestive of
ocean depths and fantastic landforms, this
piece has broad appeal."




Vessel 1145 (11-1/2"): $1,700. [Sold]

"A significant and substantial vessel.
Volcanic blues, emerald greens and molten silvers
overflow on marbleized indigo. Suggestive of
ocean depths and fantastic landforms, this
piece has broad appeal."