Tumblers made on the wheel with a trimmed base. Both were wood fired at 1,350°C to achieve a smooth surface, despite their rough appearance. The colour of the clay is a deep dark red with hints of metallic blue.

These sophisticated bowls with trimmed bases were made on the wheel. They were wood fired at 1,350°C to achieve a smooth surface, despite their rough appearance. The colour of the clay is a deep dark red with hints of metallic blue.

Height 5 cm
Width 17.5 cm

Cups made with a mixture of porcelain and crushed granite. The smooth porcelain incorporates the granite dust without losing its refinement. The glaze inside the cups is heavier, appearing shiny, almost greenish, and crackled. The outside is matt with a spontaneous finish. They are wheel thrown and fired at 1,270 °C.

Height 7 cm
Width 8 cm

Part of the Space series, this small container is made of various clays collected from nature. It was created using the kurinuki technique, a method of carving that reveals a new, different layer of clay with every incision. Earthy tones prevail in these cups, which are not glazed. The foot is hand trimmed.

This sophisticated bowl with a trimmed base was made on the wheel and then wood fired at 1,350°C to achieve a smooth surface, despite their rough appearance. It was glazed with a spontaneous, homemade glaze of abonos wood ash, also applied on the inside, resulting in a matt finish.