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Hand-thrown from stoneware clay on the potter’s wheel, this jug stands 20 cm tall with a graceful 10 cm body width. The shape balances a narrow neck and gently flared lip for controlled pouring, while a sturdy, curved handle sits comfortably under the hand. Finished in a glaze with subtle variations from the firing process, each surface shows unique brush and kiln marks — small, charming differences that make every piece one-of-a-kind.
Perfect for serving water, milk, or as a small vase. Slight asymmetry and kiln characteristics are intentional marks of handmade craftsmanship.
Hand-thrown from stoneware clay on the potter’s wheel, this jug stands 20 cm tall with a graceful 10 cm body width. The shape balances a narrow neck and gently flared lip for controlled pouring, while a sturdy, curved handle sits comfortably under the hand. Finished in a glaze with subtle variations from the firing process, each surface shows unique brush and kiln marks — small, charming differences that make every piece one-of-a-kind.
Perfect for serving water, milk, or as a small vase. Slight asymmetry and kiln characteristics are intentional marks of handmade craftsmanship.
