Siramik Farmyard chicken cereal bowl

Description

A lovely hand thrown and hand decorated breakfast bowl made of white studio earthenware clay, dried and hand decorated with underglazes and slip and a variety of 3 different chickens. It is then fired for the first time in a “bisquit firing” and the clay changes forever to ceramics through the heat of the kiln at 1100 degrees celsius. The breakfast bowl is then glazed with a transparent glaze and fired again in the “glaze firing” to emerge as this lovely bowl to start off your morning. Of course it would be great to use for soup, dips and decoration to enjoy and admire it. As each product is individually hand thrown on the potter’s wheel and therefore unique, slight variables in size and colour are possible, but this is kept to a minimum. Measurements: height 8cm, widest part 16cm. All ceramics have a stamp “Handcrafted in Wales” and Siramik’s logo stamp on the bottom of the item. If the item is not in stock, I will make it for you. Delivery time in that case, because of the process of creating handmade ceramics items from start, will be around 4 to 5 weeks from the date of the order. Benefits: Microwave safe Ovenproof Dishwasher safe Free Postage and Packaging

How this was made

Handthrown with earthenware clay, trimmed for footring, dried in first firing called bisquit fire, decorated with chickens and hand painting the ground and sky, glazed and glazed fired in an electric kiln at 1100 degrees celsius.

What's included in the price?

Farmyard Chicken cereal bowl

Maker

Siramik

with Craft Courses since 2013

Message the maker

Having been given a piece of clay when I was 6 years old, I knew what I wanted to do. My dad thought I needed a "proper job" and I became a secretary. Soon I wanted to go back to college and study for my degree. A local pottery offered me a job as a thrower and after several years employed I was able to and given the opportunity to open my own studio. Teaching and sharing my knowledge about clay and all its workings on the potter's wheel and hand building are now paramount to Siramik.