Serving Dish, Two Tone White, Inconsistent Machine

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Serving Dish, Two Tone White, Inconsistent MachineEach serving dish is different depending on how it has been dipped at the glazing stage of the making process made in white earthenware in Ardmore in Co. Waterford by Sarah Lincoln Dimensions Diameter 24cm & 7cm high

From the composition of fishing nets strewn over a pier wall to the copper rust tones of boat chains contrasting against the silver tides

Each card features a colourful illustration and is divided up into Ingredients (comhábhair) and Method (modh)

Eleanor Swan is a passionate ceramic artist and has exhibited nationally and internationally

and worthy of your handwritten words'

The filigrana style originated on the island of Murano in the 16th century and spread rapidly to other parts of Europe where façon de Venise glass was produced

The "glazed earthenware' technique she uses has a long tradition of use in middle eastern and southern European ceramics

This shade of blue compliments our Traditional Ardmore Pottery so well

Add 2 teaspoons of cream

Galway based Lynsey de Burca usually works in silver but has more recently introduced gold into her work

originally from Yokohama

If you have any questions about the classes email us at - katie@ardmorepottery

perfect for everyday wear

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