Blue bowl on red clay - Scottish pattern

A regular and symmetrical pattern for a tartan effect. Artisanal glazes sing and sometimes flow, the song of the wind on the seaside, of the waves of the North Sea.

This bowl was wheel-thrown then stamped by hand, each pattern requires 3 to 9 applications of 4 or 5 different tools. The movements of the waves crashing on the pebbles or the rocks, a contrast between the regularity of the patterns and the enamel tears that bloom on the lip of the piece. Single item at this time.

The patterns have been coated with iron oxide and manganese.

Dimensions :
Diameter Ø 14.5 cm and height ↕ 10.5 cm
Weight ~ 380 g.

Materials :
Glaze, earthenware

Maintenance method :
Clean by hand with clear water or with a small amount of soap. Can be occasionally put in the dishwasher. Use a soft brush to clean the patterns if necessary.