Glazes and care
Looked after, it lasts a lifetime
Stoneware is fired hot and made to be used. Cane is strong but likes a dry room.
The glazes
What each glaze looks like
Photographed in daylight. Colour shifts a little from kiln to kiln.
- OatSatin cream
- AshSpeckled grey
- IronBrown to rust
- Bare clayUnglazed outside
Care
What it can take
A quick guide for each material.
| Material | Dishwasher | Microwave | Oven | Outdoors |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Stoneware | Yes but hand wash is kinder | Yes | Up to 200C warmed slowly | No |
| Terracotta | No | No | No | Under cover |
| Cane and iroko | No | No | No | No |
| Rattan and raffia | No | No | No | No |
General guidance for this demo store; each piece lists its own care.
Questions
Why is my bowl a little different from the photograph?
Each piece is thrown and glazed by hand, so colour and shape vary slightly.
Is the glaze food safe?
Yes. The bare foot of each piece is unglazed by design.
Can you make a full dinner set?
Yes, to order. Ask the studio for timings.