These minimal jugs belong to our STONE Collection — defined by an unglazed, softly polished exterior, the collection honours the honest character of stoneware and the calm presence of understated design.
Affectionately named “Dorothy,” each pitcher carries an organic pebble-like silhouette with a small, gentle pouring spout — a form that feels as though it could be found in nature.
Wheel-thrown from grey stoneware and shaped entirely by hand, the bodies remain slightly uneven, softly undulating, and deeply tactile.
The exterior is left in natural vitrified stoneware — grounding, matte, and stone-like to the touch.
Inside, a warm beige crystalline glaze moves between rustic warmth and soft gloss, creating a surface that varies subtly from piece to piece and feels quietly alive.
Designed to move effortlessly between beauty and function, these jugs can be used for milk, tea, sauces, dressings, or simply as sculptural accents resting calmly on the table.
🌿 Choose Your Size
100 ml (≈ 3.4 fl oz)
Height: 6 cm (≈ 2.4 in)
Diameter: 9 cm (≈ 3.5 in)
Perfect for espresso milk, sauces, single-serve rituals, or small altar offerings.
250 ml (≈ 8.5 fl oz)
Height: 10 cm (≈ 3.9 in)
Diameter: 8 cm (≈ 3.1 in)
Ideal for tea, milk, dressings, or small table servings.
500 ml (≈ 17 fl oz) (Comfortably fits 350 ml when used for whisking)
Height: 8 cm (≈ 3.1")
Diameter: 12 cm (≈ 4.7")
Perfect for matcha whisking and serving, cacao, gravy or sauce preparation, or as a generous tabletop jug. The wide form offers ease and flow in use.
A minimal, organic jug — quietly sculptural, honest in material, and made to enhance slow, intentional living.
Slight variations in size, gentle asymmetry, quiet shifts in tone, and organic rim movement are celebrated traces of human hands.
High-fired stoneware (1260°C) makes each piece strong, non-porous, and ready for everyday ritual use. Food-safe • Dishwasher safe • Microwave safe
Please allow 4–12 weeks making time as your vessel is formed, glazed and fired through a slow, intentional process that honours material, form and artisan rhythm.
Thank you for supporting slow, mindful craftsmanship and women-led studio.
These minimal jugs belong to our STONE Collection — defined by an unglazed, softly polished exterior, the collection honours the honest character of stoneware and the calm presence of understated design.
Affectionately named “Dorothy,” each pitcher carries an organic pebble-like silhouette with a small, gentle pouring spout — a form that feels as though it could be found in nature.
Wheel-thrown from grey stoneware and shaped entirely by hand, the bodies remain slightly uneven, softly undulating, and deeply tactile.
The exterior is left in natural vitrified stoneware — grounding, matte, and stone-like to the touch.
Inside, a warm beige crystalline glaze moves between rustic warmth and soft gloss, creating a surface that varies subtly from piece to piece and feels quietly alive.
Designed to move effortlessly between beauty and function, these jugs can be used for milk, tea, sauces, dressings, or simply as sculptural accents resting calmly on the table.
🌿 Choose Your Size
100 ml (≈ 3.4 fl oz)
Height: 6 cm (≈ 2.4 in)
Diameter: 9 cm (≈ 3.5 in)
Perfect for espresso milk, sauces, single-serve rituals, or small altar offerings.
250 ml (≈ 8.5 fl oz)
Height: 10 cm (≈ 3.9 in)
Diameter: 8 cm (≈ 3.1 in)
Ideal for tea, milk, dressings, or small table servings.
500 ml (≈ 17 fl oz) (Comfortably fits 350 ml when used for whisking)
Height: 8 cm (≈ 3.1")
Diameter: 12 cm (≈ 4.7")
Perfect for matcha whisking and serving, cacao, gravy or sauce preparation, or as a generous tabletop jug. The wide form offers ease and flow in use.
A minimal, organic jug — quietly sculptural, honest in material, and made to enhance slow, intentional living.
Slight variations in size, gentle asymmetry, quiet shifts in tone, and organic rim movement are celebrated traces of human hands.
High-fired stoneware (1260°C) makes each piece strong, non-porous, and ready for everyday ritual use. Food-safe • Dishwasher safe • Microwave safe
Please allow 4–12 weeks making time as your vessel is formed, glazed and fired through a slow, intentional process that honours material, form and artisan rhythm.
Thank you for supporting slow, mindful craftsmanship and women-led studio.
