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THREE FORMS / SIZES AND GLAZES

A pitcher, a bowl
and a vase.

Each piece with its size,
glaze and use.

Arc pitcher illustration with a terracotta body, pale band and curved handle
01 / POUR, PLACE, KEEP

Arc pitcher

Warm clay / pale glaze

A generous curve, a useful handle. A place for water at the table or a single stem on the shelf.

Study dimensions and material

Dimensions: 24 cm high, 18 cm body width. Terracotta-colored body with a pale glaze band. No capacity or food-safety claim.

Low bowl illustration with an olive glazed interior and small unglazed foot
02 / GATHER THE SMALL THINGS

Low bowl

Olive glaze / exposed foot

A wide, open shape. A gathering place for the small things of a day.

Study dimensions and material

Dimensions: 28 cm wide, 8 cm high. Muted olive interior and exposed clay foot. The drawing describes a form, not a tested vessel.

Quiet vase illustration with a narrow neck, pale rounded body and a thin clay-colored band
03 / A LITTLE SPACE FOR A STEM

THE VASE

Quiet vase

Pale slip / a trace of clay

Small at the neck, full at the base. The turning lines catch the light; one warm band brings it back to the earth.

Study dimensions and material

Dimensions: 26 cm high, 16 cm at its widest. Pale slip with a warm clay-colored band. Watertightness has not been tested.

LOOKING AFTER THE REAL THING

Ask the maker about
food contact and care.

For a real collection, ask the maker about food contact, glaze testing and care. Nothing here is for sale.

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