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You can't see, but the foot of this bowl cracked because it was too thin so next time I know to make the bottom thicker so that I can prevent that, also, next time I might put some iron oxide on it to make the lines pop more. Although, I really like how the glaze melted into the lines with a cool splotchy effect. I think this is a good piece that I could actually use for food and such.

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