Small Fermentation Crock
50 fl.oz. (1.5 L) Fermentation crock with weights and water lock seal lid. 9” in height with a 6-1/2” diameter.
This is Manitoba pottery. The colour palette is made possible by the natural plant and mineral landscape of Manitoba. All of the materials in my work are hand dug and processed before being fired in my wood burning kiln. My process is underpinned by a strong sustainability ethic.
The combination of my materials and specific firing process leads to natural variation. As a result, no two pieces are exactly the same. Pieces may differ slightly from the listing photograph.
All of my pottery is microwave and dishwasher safe and is made for daily use.
50 fl.oz. (1.5 L) Fermentation crock with weights and water lock seal lid. 9” in height with a 6-1/2” diameter.
This is Manitoba pottery. The colour palette is made possible by the natural plant and mineral landscape of Manitoba. All of the materials in my work are hand dug and processed before being fired in my wood burning kiln. My process is underpinned by a strong sustainability ethic.
The combination of my materials and specific firing process leads to natural variation. As a result, no two pieces are exactly the same. Pieces may differ slightly from the listing photograph.
All of my pottery is microwave and dishwasher safe and is made for daily use.
50 fl.oz. (1.5 L) Fermentation crock with weights and water lock seal lid. 9” in height with a 6-1/2” diameter.
This is Manitoba pottery. The colour palette is made possible by the natural plant and mineral landscape of Manitoba. All of the materials in my work are hand dug and processed before being fired in my wood burning kiln. My process is underpinned by a strong sustainability ethic.
The combination of my materials and specific firing process leads to natural variation. As a result, no two pieces are exactly the same. Pieces may differ slightly from the listing photograph.
All of my pottery is microwave and dishwasher safe and is made for daily use.
Process Matters
This is truly local pottery.
Hand dug clay and glaze materials.
Thrown on a kick wheel.
Fired in a wood burning kiln.
Made of Manitoba.
