Large tenmoku jar with kintsugi detail landscape photography

Large tenmoku jar with kintsugi detail landscape photographyRooted in traditional Korean moon jar techniques, this piece is formed by throwing and joining two porcelain halves before gently distorting the shape to create something entirely new. Finished in textured white porcelain and layered with tenmoku, copper green, cobalt, and rutile glazes, each surface is dipped and poured to produce rich depth and movement. Inspired by the rock formations of the Northumberland coast near Cullernose Point, it feels both

including different colour ways for the goat suede

A classic shape with a touch of glamour

decorative ceramic sculpture

Inspired by traditional cross-legged tables

finishes and colours

Gorgeous scents to create a soothing space

Inspired by the gourd sculptures of ceramic artist Kate Malone

warming pile and settle down with your favourite old movie or book

They are truly uplifting pieces that make you smile every time you enter a room

The legs flow seamlessly from the top and the structural undercarriage provides cubby hole style storage underneath making it a truly beautiful and functional piece

of stamp to vessel

so no two of each design will be exactly identical