Mother's Day Gift Pottery Water Pitcher - Handmade Ceramic Jug - Unique Red Wheel Thrown Ewer - Earthen Vessel - Clay Kitchen - Ceramic Art

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This unique handthrown ceramic pitcher will keep your beverages cool or hot for a long time.
It is a lovely gift for any occasion and a great addition to your table.

Capacity - 1400ml/47 oz
Approximate measuring 5.9in/15cm wide (without the handle) by 7.8in/20cm high.
Food safe, microwave safe, dishwasher safe (depending on the dishwasher detergent, after numerous washes the glaze might lose some of its brightness).
Bringing color to the kitchen in a tasteful way can be a tricky matter. Too much color can make the interior ornate and tasteless. However, small touches of color can really lighten up the space.
If you are looking for elegant and colorful pottery, then this ceramic pitcher will be a great item to add to your home. When not being used for beverages, it can be left somewhere in the kitchen or living room as a decoration.

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The Process:
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BISQUE FIRING
After a clay piece has dried to greenware it is loaded into the kiln for the first of two firings. This firing is to approximately 1800 degrees F (980 degrees C). This hardens the ware making it easier to handle without breaking during the glazing process. Clay fired at this temperature still retains its porosity. The porosity of a material refers to its ability to absorb liquids. The liquid part of glaze, water, is absorbed by the porous bisque ware, and the glassy materials in the glaze are left deposited on the surface of the bisque ware. So, the bisque process is simply done to make glazing easier. The bisque firing starts when the kiln is loaded with the dry greenware and is programmed to slowly warm. Firing too fast during this early stage of the firing can easily cause the work to explode! Next, the kiln is gradually turned higher and the temperature rises until the target temperature is reached. The kiln is then turned off and allowed to slowly cool. In the end, the kiln is opened, and the bisque ware is removed, ready to be glazed.