Pottery West - Handmade Stoneware - Curved Mug - Ochre
Pottery West - Handmade Stoneware - Curved Mug - Ochre
Pottery West - Handmade Stoneware - Curved Mug - Ochre
Pottery West - Handmade Stoneware - Curved Mug - Nori
Pottery West - Handmade Stoneware - Curved Mug - Nori
Pottery West - Handmade Stoneware - Curved Mug - Ochre
Pottery West - Handmade Stoneware - Curved Mug - Ochre
Pottery West - Handmade Stoneware - Curved Mug - Ochre
Pottery West - Handmade Stoneware - Curved Mug - Nori
Pottery West - Handmade Stoneware - Curved Mug - Nori

Pottery West – Handmade Stoneware – Curved Mug – Ochre

58,00 €

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This handmade stoneware mug comes from the Pottery West workshop in Yorkshire. Matt West throws each one on the wheel in an iron-rich flecked stoneware, Catherine develops the glazes and tests them until colour and clay belong together. Its rounded body sits well in both hands, and a fine foot ring lifts it from the table. Made for hot chocolate, milky coffee or tea.
Part of The Blue Moon Collection.

  • Capacity: 300 ml
  • Dimensions: approx. H 7 cm / ø 10.5 cm
  • Food safe and microwave safe
  • Dishwasher safe, but hand wash recommended
  • Not for oven, stovetop or open flame
  • Avoid sudden temperature changes, such as boiling water in a cold mug
  • Handmade, so size and glaze vary slightly from piece to piece

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Pottery West – Handmade Stoneware – Curved Mug – Ochre

Pottery West is the workshop of Catherine and Matt West in Yorkshire, England. They make handmade stoneware mugs, teapots and bowls with the traditional methods of British pottery. Every piece is hand thrown on the wheel, and Volta brings their handmade ceramics to Vienna.

Both studied at Goldsmiths and taught themselves the craft through repetition and hard work. Matt throws and trims each piece by hand. Catherine develops the glazes and tests them until colour and clay belong together.

They blend their own clay body from a speckled, iron-rich Derbyshire clay and a paler stoneware. They pull every handle by hand and fire each piece to 1260 degrees.

Pottery West makes no two pieces exactly alike. Each handmade stoneware mug, teapot and bowl keeps the traces of the hands that shaped it. This is hand thrown British pottery: handmade ceramics made to be used every day and kept for years.