Wood-Fired Stoneware Storage Jar

Wood-Fired Stoneware Storage JarFrom its studio in Castell de Castells, Spain, Estudio Verns shapes each piece by hand, using tactile, intuitive methods passed down through generations. Fired with local pine wood, the stoneware emerges with unpredictable textures such as the surface that characterizes this jar.

It involves two super-imposed layers of glass that are submerged to obtain an opaque effect

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