Iron crystals on the rim of a soup bowl.
The Magma line has been discontinued due to significant changes in glaze ingredients, this gallery has been left as an archive.
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
12cm x 8cm x 12cm
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
8cm x 8 cm x 12cm
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
Each 15.5cm x 15.5cm x 6.5cm
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
With lid 14cm x 18cm x 9cm
Also useful for hot dips and brie baking. When using handmade pottery in the oven always remember to start in a cold oven with a room temperature pot, as the thermal shock of putting cold clay in a hot oven could cause breaking. If being used to serve hot food, pour hot water into the inside, swirl and pour out the water to warm the clay and not cool down the food.
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
Both pieces together 16cm x 16cm x 10cm
Fits one cup of butter, half of a standard brick.
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
17cm x 12cm x 18cm
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
26cm x 26cm x 9.5cm
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
27cm x 22cm x 12cm
Great for both serving and baking in. When using handmade pottery in the oven always remember to start in a cold oven with a room temperature pot, as the thermal shock of putting cold clay in a hot oven could cause breaking. If being used to serve hot food, pour hot water into the inside, swirl and pour out the water to warm the clay and not cool down the food.
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
13cm x 13cm x 20cm
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
17cm x 13cm x 22.5cm
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)
Porcelain, black slip, and iron saturated glazes (2016)