A stoneware tea bowl with a hexagonal rim, hand thrown for us in stoneware by Jynsym Ong, a mile or so from the Objects of Use store. With a softly speckled glossy blue-green glaze, which breaks to a beautiful brown along the bowl's edges, and a rim pinched at 6 corners to give the bowl a distinctive silhouette.
Trained at Clay College, Stoke-On-Trent, Ong then undertook an apprenticeship at Mitoh Gama (Kiln) in Karatsu, Saga Prefecture. She often uses a kick wheel to impart a rhythm that is completely dictated by the body to her work. Ong recently set up studio in Oxford, making stoneware pieces which are fired in a gas kiln.
13cm width from corner to corner, 7cm tall
Care Advice
- Weight g 250g
- Item Dimensions Ø11.5 x H6.5
- Materials Glazed stoneware
A stoneware tea bowl with a hexagonal rim, hand thrown for us in stoneware by Jynsym Ong, a mile or so from the Objects of Use store. With a softly speckled glossy blue-green glaze, which breaks to a beautiful brown along the bowl's edges, and a rim pinched at 6 corners to give the bowl a distinctive silhouette.
Trained at Clay College, Stoke-On-Trent, Ong then undertook an apprenticeship at Mitoh Gama (Kiln) in Karatsu, Saga Prefecture. She often uses a kick wheel to impart a rhythm that is completely dictated by the body to her work. Ong recently set up studio in Oxford, making stoneware pieces which are fired in a gas kiln.
13cm width from corner to corner, 7cm tall
Care Advice
- Weight g 250g
- Item Dimensions Ø11.5 x H6.5
- Materials Glazed stoneware
