The Story
This is a truly soulful piece of studio pottery. We adore the deep, multi-tonal glaze that shifts from a dark, rich molasses brown to shimmering metallic coppers. The bowl is crafted using the traditional Raku firing method, resulting in a dramatic, crackled finish and an earthy, smoke-infused character. It is a substantial, tactile object that brings a grounding, organic feel to a tabletop or shelf.
The Details
Dimensions: 17.5cm Diameter x 8cm H
Material: Raku Fired Clay | Metallic & Earth-Toned Glaze
Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition — Please note: Due to the nature of Raku firing, the bowl is porous and intended for decorative use rather than holding liquids.
Provenance & Heritage
Discover the ancient, elemental process of Raku firing.
The Technique: Raku is an ancient Japanese firing technique that was popularized in the West by mid-century studio potters. The piece is removed from the kiln while still red-hot and placed into a container of combustible materials (like sawdust or leaves).
The Result: The thermal shock and the resulting smoke create the unique "crackle" in the glaze and the blackened, unglazed clay body.
Design Significance: Because the flames and smoke react differently every time, no two Raku pieces are ever the same. This bowl is a one-off "snapshot" of that elemental process, celebrating the beauty of chance and natural imperfection.
Sustainable Shipping
As per our brand ethos, your item will be securely shipped in 100% plastic-free, recyclable, and biodegradable packaging.
U.K. Delivery: Sent via FREE Royal Mail Tracked 48 service.
The Story
This is a truly soulful piece of studio pottery. We adore the deep, multi-tonal glaze that shifts from a dark, rich molasses brown to shimmering metallic coppers. The bowl is crafted using the traditional Raku firing method, resulting in a dramatic, crackled finish and an earthy, smoke-infused character. It is a substantial, tactile object that brings a grounding, organic feel to a tabletop or shelf.
The Details
Dimensions: 17.5cm Diameter x 8cm H
Material: Raku Fired Clay | Metallic & Earth-Toned Glaze
Condition: Excellent Vintage Condition — Please note: Due to the nature of Raku firing, the bowl is porous and intended for decorative use rather than holding liquids.
Provenance & Heritage
Discover the ancient, elemental process of Raku firing.
The Technique: Raku is an ancient Japanese firing technique that was popularized in the West by mid-century studio potters. The piece is removed from the kiln while still red-hot and placed into a container of combustible materials (like sawdust or leaves).
The Result: The thermal shock and the resulting smoke create the unique "crackle" in the glaze and the blackened, unglazed clay body.
Design Significance: Because the flames and smoke react differently every time, no two Raku pieces are ever the same. This bowl is a one-off "snapshot" of that elemental process, celebrating the beauty of chance and natural imperfection.
Sustainable Shipping
As per our brand ethos, your item will be securely shipped in 100% plastic-free, recyclable, and biodegradable packaging.
U.K. Delivery: Sent via FREE Royal Mail Tracked 48 service.
