Hand-sculpted bird-footed bowl | Wheel-thrown reclaimed stoneware | 4.75" diameter × 6" tall | Fully glazed interior | Oregon clay
It has places to be.
Wren is wheel-thrown from reclaimed stoneware — a mix of every clay body that's passed through my Portland studio, compressed and fired into something new. The exterior is glazed in Georgie's Jujube, applied to crawl — pulling back from the surface in the kiln to reveal the dark burgundy underglaze beneath, creating a texture that reads like feathers, or lichen, or something that's been weathering quietly for a very long time. The legs are Amaco Saturation Gold, which fires to a deep near-black with hints of gold and a subtle luster that catches light the way a wet feather does. The sculpted feather collar where bowl meets leg is a warm brown-taupe — dimensional, tactile, the place your eye goes first and stays longest.
The interior is Micro Pearl. On this particular bowl, on this particular clay, it does something genuinely unexpected — luminous and soft and considerably more interesting than it has any right to be.
Each foot is hand-sculpted. Each one lands a little differently. Wren stands about 4.75" wide and 6" tall and has strong opinions about where it wants to live in your home.
Not a planter. Not a serving bowl. A Flock piece — which means it's sculptural first, functional second, and completely one of a kind always.
One of a kind. Wren exists only once.
Hand-sculpted bird-footed bowl | Wheel-thrown reclaimed stoneware | 4.75" diameter × 6" tall | Fully glazed interior | Oregon clay
It has places to be.
Wren is wheel-thrown from reclaimed stoneware — a mix of every clay body that's passed through my Portland studio, compressed and fired into something new. The exterior is glazed in Georgie's Jujube, applied to crawl — pulling back from the surface in the kiln to reveal the dark burgundy underglaze beneath, creating a texture that reads like feathers, or lichen, or something that's been weathering quietly for a very long time. The legs are Amaco Saturation Gold, which fires to a deep near-black with hints of gold and a subtle luster that catches light the way a wet feather does. The sculpted feather collar where bowl meets leg is a warm brown-taupe — dimensional, tactile, the place your eye goes first and stays longest.
The interior is Micro Pearl. On this particular bowl, on this particular clay, it does something genuinely unexpected — luminous and soft and considerably more interesting than it has any right to be.
Each foot is hand-sculpted. Each one lands a little differently. Wren stands about 4.75" wide and 6" tall and has strong opinions about where it wants to live in your home.
Not a planter. Not a serving bowl. A Flock piece — which means it's sculptural first, functional second, and completely one of a kind always.
One of a kind. Wren exists only once.
