Stoneware Furrowed Vases

Stoneware Furrowed VasesI call this style "furrowed" because the indentations remind me of the furrows of freshly planted farm land here in Wisconsin. I make the furrows using either a rounded wooden tool, or sometimes a spoon, making concentric rings which make their way from the top rim to the base. I like the way the horizontal furrows play with the vertical forms Our stoneware is fired to 2350 Fahrenheit, and is completely water tight. However, if you're placing a water

I call this style "furrowed" because the indentations remind me of the furrows of freshly planted farm land here in Wisconsin.  I make the furrows using either a rounded wooden tool, or sometimes a spoon, making concentric rings which make their way from the top rim to the base.  I like the way the horizontal furrows play with the vertical forms

Our stoneware is fired to 2350° Fahrenheit, and is completely water tight.  However, if you're placing a water filled vase of flowers on a piece of fine furniture, please put a cork or woven mat underneath it to protect your furniture from any condensation that may form.

• Hand thrown in Rockdale, Wisconsin by Peter.
• Fired to 2350° F
• Lead-free stoneware glaze.
• Water tight
• Each pot is made by hand on the potter's wheel, and glazed by hand.  Slight variations in size, glaze application and texture are elements of the handmade process and are to be expected.
• Price Includes UPS or USPS shipping to the Continental USA.