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  • Tea Cup 001 | Louis Reilly

    Wheel-thrown by Louis Reilly with a high-temperature glaze made from wood ash sourced from a woodfired pizza oven. Iron-rich stoneware visible at the base.

    80-100 milliliters | 2.5" h x 2.75" w
    (Each cup is made by hand, sizes will slightly vary)

    Dishwasher, microwave safe, lead-free.

    These cups were thrown a potter’s wheel one at a time by Lees Summit-based studio potter, Louis Reilly. The coarse, iron-rich stoneware clay is visible on the bottom third of the piece. A teadust glaze was using naturally occurring domestic materials and wood ash from a woodfired pizza oven. The green-yellow tea dust specs are crystals that grow on the surface of the piece during cooling. 

    80-100 milliliters | 2.5" h x 2.75" w
    (Each cup is made by hand, sizes will slightly vary)

    The cup is dishwasher, microwave safe, and lead-free.

    Louis' work can be found in collections and galleries around the world. In addition to working as a potter, Louis is Director of KC Clay Guild, the nonprofit community-focused ceramic art center in Kansas City.