Featured Weird glaze pot question ?

Here's a pot I grabbed mainly to ask about this strange (to me) glaze. It's 5" tall by 5" across,seems unmarked,age unknown.Thick walled and heavy like typical industrial garden pottery-but not like a heavy-handed amateur throw.
Just haven't seen this crystalline fractal-style glaze before.
All comments welcome-Thanks !

 

I've seen the crystalline glaze before, but never on a flower pot. It's always been artisan ware.

 

I think this would be a type of "crystalline glaze".

https://www.baileypottery.com/c-wc5...l0eqwwjT6sb3Tt4Pa0aCYeyn8EVZj1p4aAqB-EALw_wcB

https://www.matthornepottery.co.uk/...glaze,,when it works the effects are stunning.

 

Yes-The flower pot thing threw me !
Thanks 2Many-Matt Horne's stunning. The thinness of the necks on those vases is remarkable.
PS-Quite the glaze on work/utilitarian pottery ?

 

Strange, indeed...the center of a few of those radiant patches show a dimple (pic 4)...are they physical, or just apparent?

 

Good observation Whit-those 'dimples' seem to be in the center of most (all?) fractal-scale like patches.Almost looks like some kind of sea creature or mineral specimen,but I guess it is a mineral manifestation of sorts ?

 

Kinda like the 'seed' that snowflakes form around...or maybe not. Be nice to know more about that phenomenon, eh?

 

https://digitalfire.com/glossary/crystalline+glazes

 

Thanks 2Many,Digital Fire's a heck of a ref site ! Here's where you'll find the science behind the art Whit.

 

Yep...nucleation points is what I should have said.
Agreed...super informative page...Thanks, Books!