A very special large vase, handmade using stoneware clay from St Agnes, Cornwall, and finished in a satin-white glaze speckled with recycled steel. Created as a one-off experiment. I named the glaze ‘Bosco’, meaning ‘woods’ in Italian, as the metal flecks reminded me of wooded valleys and forest floors. This vase celebrates the beauty of circularity in ceramics and reusing materials.
Ingredients:
Stoneware clay, St Agnes, Cornwall
Dolomite, Yorkshire
Soda Feldspar, Norway
Whiting, Yorkshire
Quartz, Scotland
China Clay, Cornwall
Recycled metal waste from AUP
A very special large vase, handmade using stoneware clay from St Agnes, Cornwall, and finished in a satin-white glaze speckled with recycled steel. Created as a one-off experiment. I named the glaze ‘Bosco’, meaning ‘woods’ in Italian, as the metal flecks reminded me of wooded valleys and forest floors. This vase celebrates the beauty of circularity in ceramics and reusing materials.
Ingredients:
Stoneware clay, St Agnes, Cornwall
Dolomite, Yorkshire
Soda Feldspar, Norway
Whiting, Yorkshire
Quartz, Scotland
China Clay, Cornwall
Recycled metal waste from AUP
