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Kilnwright Supply

Speckled Stoneware Mug, Hand-Thrown Reactive Ash Glaze, Cone 6 Ceramic, Matte Rim, Studio Pottery, Coffee Cup

$34.20 $52.00

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Description

Materials: mid-fire stoneware, food-safe satin glaze. Thrown one at a time in a two-kiln studio outside Ashford Hollow. Each mug holds roughly 11 oz and takes about nine days from wheel to final firing — trimming, bisque, glaze, cool. The ash in the glaze moves differently every load, so the speckling on your mug will never repeat exactly. Dishwasher safe, microwave safe, and it will not craze on you.

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