Thrown by hand, fired in ash.

AshStoneware · 14 cm · 450 ml

A deep everyday bowl in our wood-ash glaze, pale where it runs thin and grey where it pools. Thrown, trimmed and fired at 1,280 °C.

ShinoStoneware · 26 cm

A wide, low bowl for the middle of the table. A warm shino that breaks orange over the throwing lines, with a hand-painted leaf inside.

IronStoneware · 18 cm · 800 ml

Iron-rich tenmoku, black in the well and rust at the rim. Tall enough for broth, steady enough for a spoon.

CeladonPorcelain · 16 cm

A footed fruit bowl, brushed with leaves under a clear celadon. Lifted off the table so it catches the light.

AshStoneware · 350 ml

A thumb rest where your thumb goes and a handle pulled, not moulded. The first thing out of the cupboard.

ShinoSet of two · 250 ml

Two straight cups for tea or coffee, each a little different, in a soft white shino with an iron speckle.

ShinoRing form · 22 cm

A ring thrown in two halves and joined while soft. One stem, or nothing at all.

CeladonStoneware · 19 cm

A narrow neck for a single stem, in a celadon that deepens to sea blue where it pools at the shoulder.

IronStoneware · 19 cm

The same form in a copper red that only comes out of a reduction firing. No two are quite the same red.

AshStoneware · 27 cm

A flat, generous plate with a raw clay rim, so the glaze stops where your knife never goes.

ShinoStoneware · 24 cm

Glaze poured in one movement across the plate, so a brown river runs through the white.

IronStoneware · 900 ml

A teapot with a spout that pours clean and a lid that stays put. Thrown in four parts and assembled by hand.