Fired in Nic Collins’ groundhog kiln in July 2026 at the Barn Pottery, Devon. Fired across 83 hours to get up to 1300°.
This piece sat in one of the stoke holes, meaning it got loooads of lovely embers sat on top of it in the firing creating the effect you can see on one side. The underside shows the 3 points where wadding was holding the pot up underneath.
*Pieces from a wood firing are all completely unique and unable to be replicated. Because of this, they can sometimes be a little more rough and ready than electric fired pots but each piece has been sanded down so that there are no sharp edges.
Dimensions: 290 h x 105 top opening x 100 base
Fired in Nic Collins’ groundhog kiln in July 2026 at the Barn Pottery, Devon. Fired across 83 hours to get up to 1300°.
This piece sat in one of the stoke holes, meaning it got loooads of lovely embers sat on top of it in the firing creating the effect you can see on one side. The underside shows the 3 points where wadding was holding the pot up underneath.
*Pieces from a wood firing are all completely unique and unable to be replicated. Because of this, they can sometimes be a little more rough and ready than electric fired pots but each piece has been sanded down so that there are no sharp edges.
Dimensions: 290 h x 105 top opening x 100 base