Stoneware Sky Disk featured Once it was bisque fired

Once it was bisque fired it was then glazed and finally treated with semi ink to highlight some of the crackle glaze

The photos show the drawing before it is mailed

This unique cup was hand carved out of about 500g of wet clay mixture

This means it was carved from over 1kg of clay

(it will then stop) But the bowl is safe to use with matcha

Stoneware Sky Disk featured Once it was bisque firedThis stoneware disk is made of iberian clay and is connected to the tradition of "Bi Discs" as they were carved out of Jade over 5000 years ago. It has a texture that contains an underdrawing and looks like a cratered surface of a far away planet. Stamped on the back. 31cm in diameter. Weight is approx 750g Presented during the "Marks of Life" exhibition in Shrewsbury, Shropshire, UK. Swan Hill Studios and the Shrewsbury Museum & Art Gallery, March