Handcrafted in Cornwall and wood-fired in an anagama kiln in Denmark, this one-of-a-kind stoneware ceramic bowl was fired to approximately 1300°C. During the firing, natural wood ash melted across the surface, creating rich drips and distinctive textures that can never be replicated. The interior is finished with a soft shino glaze and bears the potter's handprints, while sea shell impressions are embedded within the surface. Traditional wadding marks on the base are a natural result of the anagama firing process, preserving the history of the firing within the piece itself.