* Hover over the image to inspect glaze crackles and potter's wheel ridges close up
Faversham Ash-Glazed Ceramic Vase
01 / Sourcing & Discovery
Made to order in small batches. We gather raw ash from wood stoves in Faversham homes, sieve it, and mix it with local clay minerals to formulate a traditional wood-ash glaze.
02 / Meticulous Handcraft
Thrown on a kick-wheel, this vase is dried slowly before being dipped in the ash glaze. Fired inside our gas kiln, the wood ash melts into a soft, sage-green glass surface, with natural variations in crackle depending on the wood species burned.
03 / Character & Living
Beautiful on a kitchen dresser or mantelpiece, either holding simple wildflowers or displayed as a standalone ceramic piece that shows the texture of traditional firing.
| Height | 18cm |
| Diameter at widest | 12cm |
| Materials | Stoneware Clay & Applewood Ash. |
Bespoke, custom-commissioned, or made-to-order items are exempt from the standard 14-day cooling-off return period under UK Consumer Contracts Regulations once fabrication has commenced.
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