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Jude Allman usually creates pieces that she needs in her own kitchen cupboards, however this piece came from a commission by Folksy who wanted a carafe that also worked as a vase, inspired by visits to Spain (and the local tapas bar!). Jude has a selection of ash to use for glazes and thought the green wood ash would suit the brown base and compliment the wood of a table where it will be primarily used.
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Made by Jude Allman in the Isle of Wight.
Hand-thrown stoneware clay, fired in an electric kiln and coloured with an olive green wood ash glaze. Because the glaze is natural, each pot is lovingly different. Made in her home studio they’ve been carefully attending throughout their creation. They’re food and dishwasher safe and hold just over half a bottle of wine. Perfect for ladies (or gents) who lunch. Due to the nature of the glazing process colours may vary slightly from the item shown.
Size: Each carafe varies in size slightly. All are between 13cm and 15.5cm tall and a base of between 8.5cm and 10cm.
See Jude's blog here:
http://www.potsandpaint.blogspot.com/
And her Folksy shop here:
http://www.folksy.com/shops/judeallman
Commissioned by Folksy, made on the Isle of Man, October 2011
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