From circular to angular shapes, Meesh threw over 20 small vessels for a woodfire pottery workshop this fall. These small vessels can be bud vases, small cups, candles (new!), or the infamous Meeshmud match holder.
Utilizing a groundhog style kiln with wood as the fuel source, this labor intensive firing technique is very limited and unpredictable. Fired to Cone 10, these high fire clay and glazes welcomed the flames and produced unrepeatable results. Truly one of a kind pieces.
Due to the limited nature of this drop - all pieces pictured are up for grabs and may be in your mystery box! Offering options to become a match holder (with striker sticker) or a candle of your scent with a wood wick (of course… because you know… woodfire?).
Who doesn’t love a surprise?
From circular to angular shapes, Meesh threw over 20 small vessels for a woodfire pottery workshop this fall. These small vessels can be bud vases, small cups, candles (new!), or the infamous Meeshmud match holder.
Utilizing a groundhog style kiln with wood as the fuel source, this labor intensive firing technique is very limited and unpredictable. Fired to Cone 10, these high fire clay and glazes welcomed the flames and produced unrepeatable results. Truly one of a kind pieces.
Due to the limited nature of this drop - all pieces pictured are up for grabs and may be in your mystery box! Offering options to become a match holder (with striker sticker) or a candle of your scent with a wood wick (of course… because you know… woodfire?).
Who doesn’t love a surprise?
