This box was created using the slab technique. It is part of a series of experimental pieces on surface. It is made of white stoneware clay and decorated with one of Ioanna Papouli's favourite glazing combinations.

This box is a part of a series of experimental pieces. It is slab built with stoneware clay and fired at 1220°C. The clay slab was treated with sodium silicate, sprinkled with local minerals, dried with a flame torch and then stretched and thrown on the table.

This vessel with a lid is part of ongoing surface experimentations. Taking the materials to their limits, it is created with black stoneware clay, local minerals and slip.

This bird-like jug is hand pinched, made of stoneware clay that was fired at 1220°C. The inspiration for the form came from the Minoan civilisation and it is coated with local glazes.

Black clay with a generous amount of grog, this vessel was slabbed and slapped repeatedly to its limits, after being covered in soda silicate. After stretching, it was then dried with a flame torch. Various glazings were applied or thrown violently with a thick brush.