A stack of unique green ceramic platters with a green glass sphere balanced on the top platter. The glaze being reflected in natural light.

A side view of an ash glazed ceramic platter by Jonathan Wade. The depth of the platter can be seen as well as the mottled surface.

A fourth angle of the ceramic platter bathed in natural light to highlight the variety in mottling and colour across the suface of the platter.

Ash Glazed Platter

Ingot Objects

£180.00

Description

Thrown textured stoneware platters, glazed with ash from prunings of apple trees, planted by Jonathan’s grandmother in the 1980s. There is a gentle wibble to the wide rimmed form, and a rich variety in the glaze that runs from glassy, grassy pools in places and in others leaves the rusty stoneware exposed. These are platters to cherish with frequent use when serving food for friends and family.

Given the nature of the hand-thrown process, the material and the glaze, the platters vary slightly in shape, colour and finish.

31cm in diameter.

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Ingot Objects

About the maker

Founded by Glasgow-based RCA graduate Jonathan Wade, Ingot Objects is a range of utilitarian stoneware pottery and decorative pieces - wheel-thrown and hand-built simple forms, made to be durable and affordable but with plenty of character and individuality.