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Barrel Jug

$35.00
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This medium sized jug doesn’t pour perfectly, but would would be well suited to being used as a vase, storing stationery, or even kitchen utensils.

The clay body has fired to a warming biscuit colour, and the aqua glaze has morphed perfectly around the top half.

Finished with monogram and glazed inside so is still food safe.

*Cat not included

Everything you see is wheel-thrown with love, care and attention in my home studio in Annerley. The beautiful reactive glazes are recipes by Mas & Meik Ceramic House in Newstead.

Please understand that there will be slight imperfections in form and varying glaze results across the range, due to the handmade nature of each piece.

If you have any questions around products, postage or packaging - please don’t hesitate to reach out before ordering.

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Barrel Jug

$35.00
Sold Out

This medium sized jug doesn’t pour perfectly, but would would be well suited to being used as a vase, storing stationery, or even kitchen utensils.

The clay body has fired to a warming biscuit colour, and the aqua glaze has morphed perfectly around the top half.

Finished with monogram and glazed inside so is still food safe.

*Cat not included

Everything you see is wheel-thrown with love, care and attention in my home studio in Annerley. The beautiful reactive glazes are recipes by Mas & Meik Ceramic House in Newstead.

Please understand that there will be slight imperfections in form and varying glaze results across the range, due to the handmade nature of each piece.

If you have any questions around products, postage or packaging - please don’t hesitate to reach out before ordering.

Add To Cart
 
 
 
 
 
 

I acknowledge the Traditional and rightful Owners of Country throughout Australia. I fully recognise First Nations Peoples continuing connection to land, waters and culture, and pay the utmost the respect to Elders past, present and emerging. The land on which I live and work was stolen from the Turrbal and Jagera people. I encourage you to learn more about traditional owners around Australia, which you can do so here. Sovereignty has never been ceded. It always was - and always will be - Aboriginal land.