Thrown from gently flecked speckled clay before being covered in my Burnt Umber glaze, these jugs have been glazed using a pouring method rather than a dipping method which allows for natural colour-change and difference in crystal formation upon the surface of the pot.
 
The colour of the glaze traverses a whole range from toasty oranges to breaking red on sharper edges, all the way to a kind of green/blue flashing where it's a little thinner and hotter. They are all super special one-offs that shows the flexibility and diversity of a single glaze, and utilises sharp edges in combination with smooth surfaces to maximum effect. 
 
I enjoy making these jugs as they're all thrown from 1kg clay, pulled to however high I can stretch them on the wheel that day - therefore they range from 20-23cm tall respectively, and all have slightly different surfaces from the glaze application. 
 
The bottom of the jug is simply turned, and stamped with my maker's mark. 
 
With a traditional 'pulled' handle, and a tiny little spout
 
Dimensions
 
21-23cm x 4cm at rim 
 
*please be aware this is a hand-thrown piece, and as such, small differences between images and jugs are to be expected.