Coming in an array of earthy tones, this collection of serving bowls is wheel-thrown, made with white clay. Fired at 1230 degrees, each glaze has a particular nuance and colour intensity. Outside, they are covered with copper and manganese oxides for a special chromatic effect.

Height 7 cm
Diameter 24 cm

This polygonal porcelain bottle was made by the casting technique. The cast model was originally wheel-thrown and then finished by cutting and the addition of details. This particular piece was fired at 1230 degrees to achieve the naturally soft white nuance.

Length 5 cm
Width 6 cm
Height 34 cm

This series of wobbly wine goblets were created by the casting technique. The original cast model was wheel-thrown for each goblet and finished by hand. They are fired at 1230 degrees, to bring the best out of oxide-saturated glazes, giving them a special patina.

Height 17-23 cm
Diameter 7-10 cm

This wheel-thrown bowl was made by hand and finished off the wheel for the more organic look of the piece. The texture along the rim was made with a set of wooden tools. It was fired at 1230 degrees to achieve the soft chromatic.

Height 27 cm
Diameter 30 cm

This soft-structured vase was made through the casting technique. It was finished off by hand to get the desired bumps and creases, achieving a visually interesting and seemingly unstable form. Fired at 1230 degrees, the combination of glazes allowed soft blue, yellow, and beige tones to overlap.

Length 18 cm
Width 17 cm
Height 40 cm