"Rockpool Splash Series" is a large, altered jug with floating blue glaze over tenmoku, featuring driftwood and jute handle, inspired by rockpools. Blends artistry and functionality for modern home decor.
Rockpool Splash Series — a handcrafted jug inspired by the rhythm of the coast. This large, hand-thrown piece captures the energy of ocean waves through its flowing form and layered blue glaze over a rich tenmoku base, evoking the depth of tidal pools.
Finished with treated driftwood and a jute handle, it blends natural textures with refined craftsmanship. Both decorative and functional, Sea Splash brings a quiet sense of coastal calm to modern interiors.
- Type
- Ceramics
- Artistic objects made from clay and fired to create pottery, vases, or decorative objects.
- Category
- Online Sales
- The sale of artworks through digital platforms, websites, or social media, allowing artists to reach a global audience and sell their works directly or through online galleries and marketplaces.
- Series
- Basketry Ceramics
- Hand made ceramic artwork with natural fibre woven attachment to integrate into the theme of the ceramic art.
- Material
- Mid-fired Clay
- Mid Fire Clays are a type of pottery clay that are fired to a temperature range of 1180-1240°C. They are gaining popularity among potters because they achieve the sought after qualities in stoneware of strength, durability and finish when fired to the lower temperatures of Mid Fire.
- Size
- 31 × 19 × 13 cm
- Weight
- 1 kg
- Serial
- FS001-00230
Features
- Fully functional
- This vessel has been glazed and fired to allow it to be used in domestic and commercial settings. It's waterproof and dishwasher safe.
- Tenmoku
- The rich, dark tones of Tenmoku glaze, is known for its deep, lustrous finish. This traditional Japanese glaze adds a sophisticated, timeless look to your ceramics.
- Floating Blue
- Floating Blue glaze is a mid-fire, variegated glaze known for its deep blue hues and the appearance of depth, resembling water. Its surface can vary from glossy to semi-matte, often exhibiting streaks or spots of lighter blues and greens, creating a visual effect that seems to "float" over the surface of the ceramic piece. This glaze is popular for its unique and unpredictable finish, making each piece distinct.
- Wheel Thrown
- A pottery technique where clay is shaped into forms on a rotating potter's wheel, allowing for symmetrical and rounded shapes, often used for creating bowls, vases, and other vessels.
- Basketry Attachements
- Incorporates woven basketry techniques for intricate, textured details in a technique we call ClayWeave.