Miniature porcelain tiny vase - gift for her- wedding anniversary gift

These exquisite little vases were thrown on the potters wheel with a little finger and tiny tools. All are glazed with a glossy glaze and fired to 1260c in an electric kiln. Perfect for a tiny single stem from the garden. They are food and dishwasher safe too!

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BUYING A GIFT?

I can send directly to the recipient- simply add their address at checkout. I dispatch quickly and I pay close attention to the packaging and presentation. Each jewellery item arrives in a letter-box friendly package and inside is a black gift box. Everything is carefully wrapped in crisp, white, luxury recycled tissue with a hand-written message from me to add to the sense of specialness for the person receiving the gift.

People often buy my work as a traditional wedding anniversary gift…

1st or 2nd anniversary is COTTON

5th anniversary is WOOD

9th anniversary is POTTERY

18th or 20th is PORCELAIN


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-PACKAGING-

Everything is made from recycled or recyclable paper and card. I avoid plastics wherever possible but will occasionally use some for larger pieces and will only use recycled pieces.


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-PORCELAIN-

If you are wondering about the strength of porcelain, prepare to be surprised. Did you know it is the strongest of all clays? Fired up to 1260c (2300F), wheel-thrown porcelain is a super-strong, water tight material with smooth, delicate looks. Simply handle it with the same care you use in normal day-to-day life. It is easy to clean with a toothbrush or damp cloth. The vases are dishwasher safe! Using a bit of damp sandpaper on the bare clay will improve the smoothness after time. Looked after carefully, porcelain will last for many generations.

I make all my work by hand in my peaceful studio on the Moray Firth in Scotland where I live with my wonderful husband and slightly odd cat.
I have been a potter for the last nine years after discovering the amazing joy of working with porcelain on a potter’s wheel. After making my name with wheel-thrown porcelain cups, bowls and vases, about 5 years ago I began making jewellery on the potters wheel too.
Each piece begins as a lump of pure white porcelain clay which I throw by hand on my potter’s wheel and is sometimes then sliced to make the jewellery pieces. I then fettle (smooth and refine) very, very carefully and then I fire each piece to 900c, smooth it, sand it and glaze it and fire it again to top temperature which is 1260c in an electric kiln and give it a final diamond-polish. Each piece I make takes several weeks from start to finish as it requires so many time consuming processes which are all completed carefully by hand.

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Please do not hesitate to get in touch if you need any extra info from me.

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