A hand-thrown 14 oz ceramic vessel, roughly 5 inches across and 3 inches
tall, in seven glaze colors. No candle, no wax — just the pottery, made in
Arizona and meant for the kitchen table.
This is the same vessel we pour candles into. If you want it with a candle
in it, choose either the Harmonie scents or
the Sedona Sky scents.
Seven glaze colors
Bright Red, Dark Red, Light Blue, Dark Blue, Yellow, White and Green. Each
is glazed by hand, so the color pools and breaks differently on every piece.
Two vessels in the same glaze will be recognizably related and visibly not
identical.
What you can do with it
Fourteen fluid ounces is a useful size: soup, oatmeal, ice cream, salsa,
a side salad, olives. The clay holds temperature well, so hot food stays warm
and cold food stays cold longer than it would in glass. Beyond the table,
people use them as soap dishes, catch-alls for keys and rings, and planters for
small succulents.
Care
Food-safe, dishwasher-safe and microwave-safe. No special handling needed.
As with any hand-made ceramic, avoid dropping it on tile.
Made by hand, so not uniform
Every vessel is thrown and glazed individually in Arizona. Dimensions are
close approximations rather than specifications, and grain, color and glaze
effects differ from one batch to the next. If you need a set of six that match
exactly, hand-made pottery is the wrong choice — that variation is what you are
buying.
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Questions
Does this come with a candle?
No. This listing is the empty vessel. For a candle in the same pottery, see
the Harmonie or
Sedona Sky vessels.
How big is it, exactly?
About 5 inches across and 3 inches tall, holding roughly 14 fluid ounces.
Because each one is thrown by hand, treat those as approximations.
Can I put it in the dishwasher and the microwave?
Yes, both. It is also food-safe.
Can I have a candle poured into one later?
Yes. Write to us and we will send a prepaid return box; the filled vessel comes back in about two weeks. Choose any scent from the Harmonie or Sedona Sky collections.
How is this different from the Blue Series bowls?
Different clay, different shape, different sizes. The
Blue Series bowls are dragonfruit clay
with a blue glaze in 4, 6 and 8 oz. These are 14 oz vessels in seven glazes.
Who makes them?
An artisan partner of ours in Arizona, working by hand on a potter's
wheel.