A hand-thrown teapot with a solid pulled handle and small spout. The teapot is made with black stoneware clay which is rich in colour, then glazed in a mottled white glaze. This creates an interesting not-quite-grey, not-quite-blue finish. The lid is pinched on either side to make it easy to pick up and is a sweet, individual detail.
The pot holds 500ml, approximately two cups of tea, making it an excellent gift for sharing. There is variation in the surface of the glaze making every pot unique.
- Edition of 6 for Once
By Grace McCarthy
Grace McCarthy is a potter based in north west London, where her practice focuses on functional objects. She has an ability to create unique clay and glaze combinations to suit each type of firing. Grace trained at Clay College Stoke on Trent, and since has been working for a number of years in her own studio as a production potter, supplying a range of different shops and galleries.
A hand-thrown teapot with a solid pulled handle and small spout. The teapot is made with black stoneware clay which is rich in colour, then glazed in a mottled white glaze. This creates an interesting not-quite-grey, not-quite-blue finish. The lid is pinched on either side to make it easy to pick up and is a sweet, individual detail.
The pot holds 500ml, approximately two cups of tea, making it an excellent gift for sharing. There is variation in the surface of the glaze making every pot unique.
- Edition of 6 for Once
By Grace McCarthy
Grace McCarthy is a potter based in north west London, where her practice focuses on functional objects. She has an ability to create unique clay and glaze combinations to suit each type of firing. Grace trained at Clay College Stoke on Trent, and since has been working for a number of years in her own studio as a production potter, supplying a range of different shops and galleries.
