Wild Clay Antler & Oak Leaf Bowl
This hand sculpted bowl is made with wild foraged clay and fired with a traditional pit firing method.
Pit firing is an ancient and magical approach to ceramics; putting pottery on the earth and building a fire around it. The pottery comes out similar to a bisque firing and is unglazed. Unglazed pottery offers an amazing opportunity to commune with the clay as a vessel. Instructions for caring for these cups will be included with order.
My vessels have a light beeswax finish to make them water tight. The fire reacts to the clay slip paints and creates the color variation on the vessel, as well as black fire clouds.
This hand sculpted bowl is made with wild foraged clay and fired with a traditional pit firing method.
Pit firing is an ancient and magical approach to ceramics; putting pottery on the earth and building a fire around it. The pottery comes out similar to a bisque firing and is unglazed. Unglazed pottery offers an amazing opportunity to commune with the clay as a vessel. Instructions for caring for these cups will be included with order.
My vessels have a light beeswax finish to make them water tight. The fire reacts to the clay slip paints and creates the color variation on the vessel, as well as black fire clouds.
This hand sculpted bowl is made with wild foraged clay and fired with a traditional pit firing method.
Pit firing is an ancient and magical approach to ceramics; putting pottery on the earth and building a fire around it. The pottery comes out similar to a bisque firing and is unglazed. Unglazed pottery offers an amazing opportunity to commune with the clay as a vessel. Instructions for caring for these cups will be included with order.
My vessels have a light beeswax finish to make them water tight. The fire reacts to the clay slip paints and creates the color variation on the vessel, as well as black fire clouds.