The Story
This rustic and tactile studio pottery jar originates from Invermoriston, Scotland. It features a beautiful abstract glaze in a muted brown and "oatmeal" palette, offering a relaxed aesthetic that fits perfectly in both vintage and modern kitchens. Designed for keeping dry goods, it is a heavyweight, functional piece that celebrates honest craftsmanship.
Styling Tips
The Textural Kitchen: Group this jar with other organic materials like wooden breadboards, linen tea towels, and dried herbs. Its "oatmeal" glaze thrives in a "Slow Living" or "Cottagecore" aesthetic.
Artisan Storage: Use it to hold wooden tasting spoons or even a small bunch of dried lavender on a kitchen windowsill.
The Details
Dimensions: 12.5cm H x 12.5cm Base Diameter.
Markings: Signed "CH" on the base (unknown potter) and inscribed with "Invermoriston 82."
Era: Dated 1982.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. It is free from signs of wear or use, with only a tiny, inconspicuous nibble to the base (unseen when in use).
Why It’s Special
Studio pottery from the Scottish Highlands often carries a distinctive sense of place, and this piece is no exception. Its semi-matte glaze and simple, sturdy form make it a tactile addition to a kitchen countertop or a studio pottery collection.
Sustainable Shipping
100% plastic-free, recyclable, and biodegradable packaging.
U.K. Delivery: Sent via FREE Royal Mail Tracked 48 service.
The Story
This rustic and tactile studio pottery jar originates from Invermoriston, Scotland. It features a beautiful abstract glaze in a muted brown and "oatmeal" palette, offering a relaxed aesthetic that fits perfectly in both vintage and modern kitchens. Designed for keeping dry goods, it is a heavyweight, functional piece that celebrates honest craftsmanship.
Styling Tips
The Textural Kitchen: Group this jar with other organic materials like wooden breadboards, linen tea towels, and dried herbs. Its "oatmeal" glaze thrives in a "Slow Living" or "Cottagecore" aesthetic.
Artisan Storage: Use it to hold wooden tasting spoons or even a small bunch of dried lavender on a kitchen windowsill.
The Details
Dimensions: 12.5cm H x 12.5cm Base Diameter.
Markings: Signed "CH" on the base (unknown potter) and inscribed with "Invermoriston 82."
Era: Dated 1982.
Condition: Excellent vintage condition. It is free from signs of wear or use, with only a tiny, inconspicuous nibble to the base (unseen when in use).
Why It’s Special
Studio pottery from the Scottish Highlands often carries a distinctive sense of place, and this piece is no exception. Its semi-matte glaze and simple, sturdy form make it a tactile addition to a kitchen countertop or a studio pottery collection.
Sustainable Shipping
100% plastic-free, recyclable, and biodegradable packaging.
U.K. Delivery: Sent via FREE Royal Mail Tracked 48 service.
