Hand-thrown Moon Jars in stoneware clay by Master Potter Lindy Barletta. Hand decorated in the potter’s own glazes with fluid abstract design and brushwork.
Natural / white: Natural stoneware with white, light blue and a deep red glaze and an oxide around the rim. Can be bought as a set of three or individual pieces.
Brown / blue: Smokey brown with dark blue gloss glaze.
Lavender blue: An unusual lavender blue glaze hand decorated with a dot of deep red glaze.
Sizes:
Tiny - approx 11 cm diameter
Small - approx 14 cm diameter
Medium - approx 18 cm diameter
Large - approx 25 cm diameter
Very large - approx 30 cm diameter
- One edition of each size and glaze combination, exclusively for Once. The Moon Jars sell out quickly and can be made to order, please contact hello@once-studio134.co.uk
By Lindy Barletta
Lindy Barletta is a Master Potter, teacher, and co-owner of Once. She trained with the potter David Wakefield and pottery legends David and Margaret Frith, before setting up her own teaching studio (now Sheen Pottery). Her work has been included in many exhibitions and private collections, including a recent Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
Hand-thrown Moon Jars in stoneware clay by Master Potter Lindy Barletta. Hand decorated in the potter’s own glazes with fluid abstract design and brushwork.
Natural / white: Natural stoneware with white, light blue and a deep red glaze and an oxide around the rim. Can be bought as a set of three or individual pieces.
Brown / blue: Smokey brown with dark blue gloss glaze.
Lavender blue: An unusual lavender blue glaze hand decorated with a dot of deep red glaze.
Sizes:
Tiny - approx 11 cm diameter
Small - approx 14 cm diameter
Medium - approx 18 cm diameter
Large - approx 25 cm diameter
Very large - approx 30 cm diameter
- One edition of each size and glaze combination, exclusively for Once. The Moon Jars sell out quickly and can be made to order, please contact hello@once-studio134.co.uk
By Lindy Barletta
Lindy Barletta is a Master Potter, teacher, and co-owner of Once. She trained with the potter David Wakefield and pottery legends David and Margaret Frith, before setting up her own teaching studio (now Sheen Pottery). Her work has been included in many exhibitions and private collections, including a recent Royal Academy Summer Exhibition.
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