Turbine Teacup
Description
Thrown on the wheel by Catherine using porcelain, this 200 ml cup is ideal for tea or for refreshing water. This piece is a straightforward reference to climate change. She printed turbines and a hot stove on a bright orange background as a reminder that our planet continues to warm. The piece invites you to find solutions as you integrate it into your daily routine.
Origins, Process and Materials
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Care Instructions, Dimensions and Capacity
Microwave and dishwasher safe
H7.5 cm x D8.5 cm | Vol 200 mL
Ceramics 101
What is the difference between stoneware, porcelain and earthenware in tableware?
In this article, we outline the differences between porcelain, stoneware, and earthenware, tracing their geological origins and showing how these materials and techniques shape the look and durability of each piece.
How is handmade ceramic made?
Pottery is vibrant with life. Pleasing to the eye and touch, it carries history and human sensitivity. But creating handmade ceramics professionally requires years of experience, aesthetic sensitivity, deep technical skill and a great deal of patience.
What are the different firing techniques?
For thousands of years, people have baked clay objects in ground fire pits to make ceramics, a technique still used today. However, to achieve specific, reproducible results, ceramists use specialized ovens known as kilns which yield more control over temperature and oxygen levels.
