Forest Jar

 
I originally had the idea for those incense cones, because if you look really closely you can see smoke out of the chimney, not a lot of smoke because I don’t actually own any incense cones because I can’t stand the scent of them, gives me headaches but love the look, so I made holes in the bottom of the jar for it to get oxygen
 
Second idea: 
🧄 Garlic jar 
Dark it has some breathing vents but not a lot
 
Store whatever you want in it, because if you buy it, it’s your jar!  
(Send photos if you do use it for incense cones because I want to see this baby in real action, for this photo shoot I burned pieces of paper cones it didn’t work that great and my studio smells weird lol 
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Everything is made by my hands, pieces are handled many times in their creation, sometimes there is evidence of this forever preserved within the piece.
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My mugs are formed from flat slabs of clay, joining the clay together creates seams accentuating its unique personality, the rim may not be 100% circular.
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Hugmugs are made using slipcasting techniques using liquid clay and plaster moulds, all of the plaster moulds and designs are made by me in studio.
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Working with ceramics I have learned not to fall in love with something until it has made it through all of the stages.
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-My glazes are all made by me in studio using glaze recipes of raw materials & a lot of testing
-Due to the differences in monitor settings, colours may appear different. The glazes really come alive in natural light
-Pots containing gemstone or metal accents, are NOT microwave and dishwasher safe
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Stoneware pots are fairly durable but they can break. Use with caution and care. Glaze is a layer of glass essentially, if you drop it, it will probably break.
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*We take no responsibility for injuries due to user negligence
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