The perfectly uneven circumference of this plate disrupts the regularity of circular dishes. In a pale grey neutral tone. Shot with a solid glass droplet, also reflecting the natural light.

Both glossy and textured, this platter is shot against an olive green background. The irregularities in the glaze and materials can be seen and celebrated.

The underside of the wild clay dish can be seen here, where the material is revealed. It is a rough surface in a bright clay red/brown.

Wild Clay Dishes

Ingot Objects

£70.00

Description

These dishes are thrown using wild clay, which gives them their highly textured tactility. They are great characters, with a pleasing degree of wonk in place of perfect symmetry. Hand and kiln are comfortingly evident. Their personality is further revealed on picking them up and discovering the contrast between the glassy, lichen ash glaze surface and the rougher, earthy exposed underside. They make wonderful serving dishes for lunches and dinners.

Given the nature of the hand-thrown process, the material and the glaze, these pieces will all be slightly individual.

23cm diameter

Ingot Objects

About the maker

Founded by Glasgow-based RCA graduate Jonathan Wade, Ingot Objects is a range of utilitarian stoneware pottery and decorative pieces - wheel-thrown and hand-built simple forms, made to be durable and affordable but with plenty of character and individuality.