UNDERGLAZE ILLUSTRATIONS, MOUNTAINS AND TREES, TRANSPARENT GLAZE

✪ Actually, I am sending you clay, water, love, passion from Thrace.
My cups are not perfect, they are not flawless, their flaws are mine, I love them that way.
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✪ I create tableware for everyday use, casual dinners or elegant dinner parties with friends. They make a lovely gift for homeware fanatics, foodies, newlyweds or family members. ✨

⭐ I make everything in my studio in Eastern Thrace. My pieces are thrown on the wheel, cut and baked in the oven at 1000 degrees (bisque fire). I then glaze the pieces before firing again at 1250 degrees. The process takes about a week; each piece is unique and shows the marks of its making.

Color: Multicolored

⭐ * This listing is for one mug.
⭐ * As these products are handmade, there may be slight variations in color and shape. Please keep this in mind when making your purchase.
⭐ * I pack the tumbler securely with bubble wrap and sent in cardboard box to arrive you safely.
⭐ All products are food safe, dishwasher safe and
microwave friendly. ⭐

EARTHENWARE CLAY

Earthenware clays were some of the earliest clays used by potters, and it is the most common type of clay found. These clays are highly plastic, or easily worked, and can be sticky. Earthenware clays contain iron and other mineral impurities which cause the clay to reach its optimum hardness at lower temperatures, between 1745 F and 2012 F (950 C and 1100 C).

Typical colors for moist earthenware clays are red, orange, yellow, and light gray. Colors for fired earthenware includes brown, red, orange, buff, medium grey, and white. Fired colors are in large part determined by the content of mineral impurities and the type of firing. Terracotta, which means quite literally “baked earth”, is one of the most popular types of earthenware.

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