Colorful Red Pottery Jug - Handmade Ceramic Pitcher, Milk Ewer, Wedding Gift, Artistic Pottery Vase, Colorful Kitchen Decor

Wheel Thrown Colorful Ceramic Pitcher, Pottery Jug, Earthenware Pitcher, Handmade Ewer

This unique wheel thrown ceramic pitcher will keep your beverages cool or hot for a long time. Very elegant and comfortable to hold. Doesn't drip.
The pitcher is a lovely gift for any occasion and a great addition to your kitchen or living room.

Approximate measuring 4.2in/11cm wide (without the handle) by 6.1 in/16cm high.
Capacity - 750ml/25 oz
Food safe, microwave safe, dishwasher safe.

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Ceramics, which is one of the first industrial activities of man, has artistic qualities, and is considered art even in its initial development.
The numerous tribes and peoples, that lived in the lands where Bulgaria is, have left their rich cultural heritage. Through the ages the region has gathered different types of ceramics of Thracians, Romans, Slavs and Proto-Bulgarians. The proximity to the Mediterranean and its rich and diverse culture has influenced the development of Bulgarian crafts.
In DankoHandmade we embrace tradition by interpreting it in a modern way. Each of our product lines has its own style and character, but all of them carry the comfort and warmth of Bulgarian land.

The Process:
(Explore our shop for other stages of ceramics making)

CLAY PREPARATION
The first step in working with ceramics is the finding of a plastic clay body. In the past, potters had to dig their own clay from locally available sources as there were no other options. Some potters still dig their own clay and feel a valuable connection to the earth through this process. This process is quite labor intensive and is very difficult for urban potters today. Most buy commercially available clay bodies from one of the many ceramic suppliers in the area they live as shipping costs for something as heavy as clay can become expensive.cooled again. Only after the kiln has cooled will it be opened and unloaded.