This hand-built stoneware platter is finished with a porcelain slip and layered glazes that pool and break across the surface. The irregular form and textured glaze recall weathered coastal rock, shaped by time, tide, and erosion.
Intended as a decorative object or wall piece, it draws on ancient vessel forms while existing purely as a contemporary artefact. Each surface variation is the result of fire and chance, making this a unique piece for quiet display and modern ritual.
approx dimensions - 320g 21×12×2cm
This hand-built stoneware platter is finished with a porcelain slip and layered glazes that pool and break across the surface. The irregular form and textured glaze recall weathered coastal rock, shaped by time, tide, and erosion.
Intended as a decorative object or wall piece, it draws on ancient vessel forms while existing purely as a contemporary artefact. Each surface variation is the result of fire and chance, making this a unique piece for quiet display and modern ritual.
approx dimensions - 320g 21×12×2cm
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