Olive Bowl
Olives in a bowl, not olives on your counter.
These pots undergo an atmospheric firing technique called soda firing. Soda gets introduced into a hot kiln, liquefies, then sticks and settles onto the porous pots. The result is that pots are in more visible dialogue with one another and their position within the kiln.
Olives in a bowl, not olives on your counter.
These pots undergo an atmospheric firing technique called soda firing. Soda gets introduced into a hot kiln, liquefies, then sticks and settles onto the porous pots. The result is that pots are in more visible dialogue with one another and their position within the kiln.
Olives in a bowl, not olives on your counter.
These pots undergo an atmospheric firing technique called soda firing. Soda gets introduced into a hot kiln, liquefies, then sticks and settles onto the porous pots. The result is that pots are in more visible dialogue with one another and their position within the kiln.