White Stoneware with no glaze at all. The way woodfired kilns get so hot, and burn for such a long while, means that if you don't glaze the pot, the elements within the clay melt into a glaze of ash and silica already contained within the material. You can never predict color or patterns. There are subtle melted glass reactions all over, including tiny gold flecks in the sunlight and a bit of depth with wash of red iron oxide staining in the moon. I only get to put things in the wood kiln about once a year so these are rare from me.
14 oz. for liquid.
If you live in FRANKLIN county in Massachusetts, or can get there to arrange for a hand off, use the code "LOCAL" for free shipping.
