A wheel-thrown mug made using clay that I hand-dug on my Grandad’s farm in Co. Limerick. Fired to 1230°C. Perfect for your cuppa.
Please note: the inside of these mugs are not smooth (pictured). There are stone protrusions on the interior walls. These were not intentionally placed, rather the rocks expanded naturally while they were in the kiln. It’s like what happens with volcanoes and tectonic plates and whatnot, but localised entirely in my studio.
Holds approximately 300ml.
Gentle hand-washing definitely recommended.
A wheel-thrown mug made using clay that I hand-dug on my Grandad’s farm in Co. Limerick. Fired to 1230°C. Perfect for your cuppa.
Please note: the inside of these mugs are not smooth (pictured). There are stone protrusions on the interior walls. These were not intentionally placed, rather the rocks expanded naturally while they were in the kiln. It’s like what happens with volcanoes and tectonic plates and whatnot, but localised entirely in my studio.
Holds approximately 300ml.
Gentle hand-washing definitely recommended.
