That rustic mottled surface — sandy cream breaking through deep charcoal brown — gives each vessel a genuinely aged, archaeological quality. Rough to the touch, heavy in the hand, and completely at home in a Japandi or wabi-sabi interior. The kind of piece that makes a room feel like it has history.
❤️ Why You'll Love It
The rustic mottled glaze means every vessel is unique — no two look exactly alike
Substantial and grounding — works on a floor, a shelf, or as a dining table centrepiece
Beautiful with dried botanicals, pampas grass, or completely empty
🎨 Colours & Styles
Wide Belly Pot — squat, handleless wide-belly form with a narrow neck. The most ancient-looking of the three.
Low Jug — round-bellied jug with a single loop handle. Lower and wider, very tactile.
Tall Jug — tall tapered jug with a single loop handle and a slightly flared spout. The most dramatic silhouette.
