These tall glasses are designed as pints and are made in stoneware, thrown at the wheel and glazed with iron and manganese oxide, ash glaze and slip. They have the volume of a classic British pint and are fired in an oxidation kiln at 1200°C.

This matcha bowl is made in stoneware and thrown at the wheel, glazed with oxides, ash glaze and slip. It is then fired in an oxidation kiln at 1200°C. In the Japanese tradition this kind of bowl is called chawan and it is used for tea ceremonies.

This is the foot ring of a matcha bowl. It has a very organic glaze, is thrown at the wheel, and glazed with vitrified engobes, ash and dolomite. It is fired in an oxidation kiln at 1200°C. The result is a very rough texture on the surface.

This 35 cl. sake bottle is made in stoneware and thrown at the wheel, fired in an oxidation kiln at 1215°C. It is glazed with vitrified engobes, ashes and dolomite. The outer surface has a very organic look and texture.

This is a yunomi, a tall form of Japanese teacup made for informal tea drinking. It is thrown at the wheel and glazed with engobes and dolomite, then fired at 1200°C. The irregular shape and rough surface make it comfortable to hold.