Not just for lemons, but shaped like one!
Fired in a recent wood firing with Nic Collins in his Anagama kiln at the Barn Pottery in Devon. Fired for 82 hours to get up to 1300 degrees. Each piece from this firing is completely unique and unable to be replicated. These pots are generally slightly more rough and ready than electric fired pots, adding to the charm!
Glazed inside with a shino glaze, the scallop shell mark is from a burnt away shell that was used to stack pots on top of each other. This one is truly one of a kind!
Dimensions: 18 x 3.5cm
Not just for lemons, but shaped like one!
Fired in a recent wood firing with Nic Collins in his Anagama kiln at the Barn Pottery in Devon. Fired for 82 hours to get up to 1300 degrees. Each piece from this firing is completely unique and unable to be replicated. These pots are generally slightly more rough and ready than electric fired pots, adding to the charm!
Glazed inside with a shino glaze, the scallop shell mark is from a burnt away shell that was used to stack pots on top of each other. This one is truly one of a kind!
Dimensions: 18 x 3.5cm
