Mushroom Bottle

$25.00

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This ceramic bottle is delightful to view and to handle, with the mushrooms freehand painted onto it. This piece has been discounted due to the crack in the bottom, but still makes an excellent piece of mushroom themed decor.

Made from white midfire stoneware, these pieces were thrown, hand carved, and decorated with colored slip. They were fired, glazed with a transparent, food safe glaze, and then fired for a second time.

The ceramics in this set - Mushrooms, Galore! - are inspired by mushrooms, and the forests they inhabit. While the main focus of the set was on sculpture, this collection also explored a more minimal application of colored slips, while experimenting with brushstrokes and texture.

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This ceramic bottle is delightful to view and to handle, with the mushrooms freehand painted onto it. This piece has been discounted due to the crack in the bottom, but still makes an excellent piece of mushroom themed decor.

Made from white midfire stoneware, these pieces were thrown, hand carved, and decorated with colored slip. They were fired, glazed with a transparent, food safe glaze, and then fired for a second time.

The ceramics in this set - Mushrooms, Galore! - are inspired by mushrooms, and the forests they inhabit. While the main focus of the set was on sculpture, this collection also explored a more minimal application of colored slips, while experimenting with brushstrokes and texture.

This ceramic bottle is delightful to view and to handle, with the mushrooms freehand painted onto it. This piece has been discounted due to the crack in the bottom, but still makes an excellent piece of mushroom themed decor.

Made from white midfire stoneware, these pieces were thrown, hand carved, and decorated with colored slip. They were fired, glazed with a transparent, food safe glaze, and then fired for a second time.

The ceramics in this set - Mushrooms, Galore! - are inspired by mushrooms, and the forests they inhabit. While the main focus of the set was on sculpture, this collection also explored a more minimal application of colored slips, while experimenting with brushstrokes and texture.