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Cawley Dish

€210.00

Hand thrown in buff stoneware by Blue Firth in Nottingham, UK, the Cawley Dish features a distinctive chequered pattern glaze. The interplay of colour and repetition creates a surface that draws attention to the handmade nature of the piece.

Hand thrown in buff stoneware by Blue Firth in Nottingham, UK, the Cawley Dish features a distinctive chequered pattern glaze. The interplay of colour and repetition creates a surface that draws attention to the handmade nature of the piece.

 

  • Technique: wheel throwing.

    A stoneware dish featuring a chequered glaze pattern. Suitable for serving, displaying objects, or everyday use around the home.

    Shipping

    UK: The price you pay is final and includes all applicable taxes and duties.

    EU: Import duties and taxes may apply upon delivery, as this piece is shipped from the UK. If you would like an estimate of these charges, please get in touch before purchasing.

    Local Pickup

    Free local pickup is available from Blue Firth's studio in Nottingham, UK. Collection details will be shared after purchase.

  • Buff stoneware.

    Handmade by Blue Firth in Nottingham, United Kingdom.

  • Approx. 5 × 26.5 cm.

 

ABOUT THE CRAFTER

Blue Firth is a ceramic artist based in the United Kingdom whose practice draws from folklore, myth, witchcraft, and ancestral traditions. Working primarily with hand built stoneware and ceramics, she creates objects that act as vessels for narrative, memory, and personal connection, bringing together contemporary craft with stories gathered through research, travel, and lived experience.

With a background in fine art and postgraduate studies in London, Blue's creative practice evolved through a growing interest in material making and a desire to work more closely with the hand. Clay became a way of bringing intangible ideas into physical form, allowing narratives, archetypes, and historical references to emerge through the making process.

Her work is shaped by an ongoing exploration of local legends, medieval histories, ritual practices, and the relationship between object and story. Through repetition, touch, and a deliberate engagement with the material, she creates pieces that balance function, symbolism, and imagination, inviting a deeper connection to the objects we live with.

Read our interview with Blue Firth.

 
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