All our pottery is stoneware—that means the pots are fired to 1240°C to produce a durable material. Our glazes are described as “food safe” by the manufacturers, and come in a range of colours including cream, green, red, dark browns and blues. We use Tenmoku and Chun glazes to produce chestnut-brown pots with dripping ridges of blue. As the pots are hand-made, every piece is unique.
| Mugs. Mugs from espresso to tankard; frog mugs. |
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Garlic Holders. Attractive lidded pots with ventilation holes. |
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| Goblets. Goblets in all sorts of shapes and colours. |
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Salt pigs. A traditional way to store salt in the kitchen. |
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| Jugs. Cream jugs to cider jugs. |
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Utensil pots, string holders, bottle stands & soap dishes . Useful storage pots in various styles & sizes. |
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| Bowls . Cereal bowls, soup bowls, fruit bowls. |
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Candleholders . . |
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| Vases . Small, large, tall, wide; wine pitchers. |
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Oil burners . An effective alternative to candles. |
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| Egg cups, egg holders & egg-plates . . |
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Money boxes . Easy to fill, harder to empty. |
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| Olive dishes . With space for the stones. |
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Plant tags . Pre-labelled or blank. |
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Mugs
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