Wheel-thrown mug Fired in an anagama kiln in Devon. Unglazed on the exterior with flashing formed from flame and ash flying around the kiln.
A team of potters worked around the clock, feeding wood into the kiln for five days and nights. This results in beautiful, varied surfaces where ash and flame affect surface textures and colours.
These cups can be used for tea, coffee, or cold drinks.
Safety notice and warnings:
Dishwasher safe but hand wash recommended.
Microwave safe but not safe for use on direct heat sources e.g. stovetops or ovens
Do not expose to sudden temperature changes (e.g. pouring boiling water into a cold vessel), as this may cause cracking or breakage.
Handle with care. Handmade pottery can be delicate and may chip, crack or break if dropped or handled roughly
Keep out of reach of small children and pets to prevent breakage or injury
Wheel-thrown mug Fired in an anagama kiln in Devon. Unglazed on the exterior with flashing formed from flame and ash flying around the kiln.
A team of potters worked around the clock, feeding wood into the kiln for five days and nights. This results in beautiful, varied surfaces where ash and flame affect surface textures and colours.
These cups can be used for tea, coffee, or cold drinks.
Safety notice and warnings:
Dishwasher safe but hand wash recommended.
Microwave safe but not safe for use on direct heat sources e.g. stovetops or ovens
Do not expose to sudden temperature changes (e.g. pouring boiling water into a cold vessel), as this may cause cracking or breakage.
Handle with care. Handmade pottery can be delicate and may chip, crack or break if dropped or handled roughly
Keep out of reach of small children and pets to prevent breakage or injury
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