Painterly landscapes - iron oxide brushwork over our pale blue chun glaze - fired in a reduction atmosphere, each piece in this collection is unique
Lidded Jar thrown in an iron-rich flecked stoneware and glazed in a pale blue chun glaze with iron brushwork on the lid and body of the jar. This is part of a series of gas fired jars in which each jar is uniquely sized.
8.5cm h x 10cm ø
Rounded teapot thrown in an iron-rich flecked stoneware and glazed in our pale blue chun glaze, reduction fired in a gas kiln. Iron oxide brushwork has been applied underneath the glaze, and this has emerged beautifully one one side, the other side is swept under a an intricately blue wave of colour where the glaze is thicker and has ‘done its thing’ in the heat of the kiln. this unexpected drama and contrast only heightens the beauty and individualism of the piece.
This teapot is part of a wider collection of teapots we made for our 2026 reduction fired collection, each one made intuitively and completely unique.
9.5cm x 14 cm / 595ml
Flared bowl thrown at the wheel in a flecked stoneware and glazed in our nori glaze, with brushwork over the top. These bowls have a painterly pattern with variations of blue and green. Each is one of a kind and very characterful. Can be used as a decorative piece or as a functional bowl for dips, sauces and desserts.
H 6cm x D 14 cm.