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This is a ceramic jar, thrown on the wheel with white clay. Once it has been formed and trimmed, it is first fired to 1800 degrees F and then cooled to room temperature, after which a glaze is applied. It is then fired again to 2200 degrees F, which vitrifies the clay and hardens the glaze.
These jars are about 6.5” tall including the cork, and about 4” wide.
Each piece is hand-made and glazed, making each one unique. No two pieces will be exactly alike.
This is a ceramic jar, thrown on the wheel with white clay. Once it has been formed and trimmed, it is first fired to 1800 degrees F and then cooled to room temperature, after which a glaze is applied. It is then fired again to 2200 degrees F, which vitrifies the clay and hardens the glaze.
These jars are about 6.5” tall including the cork, and about 4” wide.
Each piece is hand-made and glazed, making each one unique. No two pieces will be exactly alike.