Scots Gaelic for: ‘peaches’.
This stoneware dish was unearthed in 2022 using small batch glazes and local Kenyan clay. I threw her using a simple modern wheel in Nairobi, Kenya in a wonderful little studio called Tope on the outskirts of the city. A place of refuge from the bustle during a personal journey of learning to befriend and appreciate stillness.
This piece was one of the few where I played with matted pastel colours rather than my more habitual chaotic glazing style. Why? Because we are all people of multitudes and until we explore all layers of our being we will struggle to understand ourselves fully.
Approximate measurements: 2.09lb // W:22cm // H:3.5cm
Like all the mysterious fauna and flora we co-inhabit with, my ceramics are unique - what you own will not be replicated. Please do take care!
Scots Gaelic for: ‘peaches’.
This stoneware dish was unearthed in 2022 using small batch glazes and local Kenyan clay. I threw her using a simple modern wheel in Nairobi, Kenya in a wonderful little studio called Tope on the outskirts of the city. A place of refuge from the bustle during a personal journey of learning to befriend and appreciate stillness.
This piece was one of the few where I played with matted pastel colours rather than my more habitual chaotic glazing style. Why? Because we are all people of multitudes and until we explore all layers of our being we will struggle to understand ourselves fully.
Approximate measurements: 2.09lb // W:22cm // H:3.5cm
Like all the mysterious fauna and flora we co-inhabit with, my ceramics are unique - what you own will not be replicated. Please do take care!
Please note that ceramic items must be washed lovingly by hand.
Shipping & Returns
The item will be packaged in recycled newspaper and instructed to be handled with care by our carefully selected delivery provider.
Shipping is calculated at checkout and may take up to two weeks for items to arrive, unfortunately there is a no-returns policy so please do get in touch with any questions in advance of ordering.
