Scots Gaelic for: ‘thumb’.
This one-of-a-kind plate of contemplative blue glazes and textured crank clay was unearthed in 2017. I used a mould to create an organic effect then glazed at high temperature. The piece is designed with rough texture and a heavy weight to help us see friction and conflict as beautiful opportunities for growth.
She was made in Aylesbury Art Centre, England whilst learning about manufacturing and supply chains in a local food factory! A peculiar yet enlivening chapter of existence!
Approximate measurements:
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: ‘thumb’.
This one-of-a-kind plate of contemplative blue glazes and textured crank clay was unearthed in 2017. I used a mould to create an organic effect then glazed at high temperature. The piece is designed with rough texture and a heavy weight to help us see friction and conflict as beautiful opportunities for growth.
She was made in Aylesbury Art Centre, England whilst learning about manufacturing and supply chains in a local food factory! A peculiar yet enlivening chapter of existence!
Approximate measurements:
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.
