Honey Glaze Side Plate This creates a wonderful contrast
Yard notes & kiln story
Description
This creates a wonderful contrast between the sheen of the embroidery & the matt of the natural linen base cloth
dry cool or line-dry
Polished beech
This pitcher is made of stoneware and terracotta which has been fired to an unconventionally high temperature that vitrifies the body of the clay giving it extra strength
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Honey Glaze Side Plate This creates a wonderful contrastWorking out of her Norwich based studio, Paige Mitchell creates designs which she uses in her daily life. Her ideas are developed through gardening, sketchbook drawing, and both wheel thrown and hand built ceramics. This stoneware plate is formed on a mould and painted by hand. Fired once to 1000 degrees celsius, it's then signed, waxed, and dipped into a homemade glossy honey glaze. A harlequin pattern is painted by hand on top of the glaze. Once dry