Wheel-thrown stoneware
Pots made to be used, not displayed.
Stoneware thrown on the wheel, glazed by hand and fired to 1260 °C. Dishwasher-safe, microwave-safe, and heavy enough at the base to survive a real kitchen.
FIRED TO 1260°C·DISHWASHER SAFE·FOOD-SAFE GLAZE
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In the studio
Two pots from one bucket of glaze
Glaze chemistry reacts to thickness, to where a pot sat in the kiln and to how fast it cooled. We fire in small loads and accept the variation rather than sorting it out.
About LaceupxzReading a glaze
Break
Where the glaze thins over an edge the clay shows through. That line is the throw.
Pool
Glaze gathers in the low points and reads darker. No two pots pool the same.
Foot
The unglazed ring is where it stood in the kiln. It should be smooth, never sharp.
“Glaze chemistry reacts to thickness, to where a pot sat in the kiln and to how fast it cooled. We fire in small loads and accept the variation rather than sorting it out.”
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