Mini Moon jars

Mini Moon jarsThese small round pots are thrown and turned in porcelain to create the spherical shape. Larger round pots of this form from Asia, particularly Korea are often called Moon Jars. While studying in China I saw many small round pots of this shape from the early Ming Dynasty. The pots photographed here have been glazed in variety of overlaid honey coloured glazes and high fired. The interiors have a subtle blue green celadon glaze. Each one is unique and

These finely thrown and turned porcelain beakers fit nicely in the hand and are ideal for water

An extraordinary piece of ceramic skill and creativity

An extraordinary highly decorated handbuilt serving platter from Kim

Small coffee cup hand thrown in a soft asymmetric style

Dimensions  Actual size 8cm x 5cm including stalk

Dimensions  H 5cm x W 10cm

A truly unique piece

High fired porcelain with rich butterscotch and coffee coloured glazes

This super realistic piece of is made of ceramic and metal

These extraordinary pieces of 'super real' horse chestnuts are made almost entirely of fired ceramics

The twig and leaves are a cold enamled metal and look exactly like the real thing

These small round pots are thrown and turned in porcelain to create the spherical shape