The Form: A study in architectural shadow and refined material contrast. Thrown and trimmed on the wheel in rich brown stoneware, the Noir is defined by a series of rhythmic, hand-tooled ribs wrapped in a velvety matte black finish. The collar and foot are left unglazed to expose the warm, organic grain of the raw clay body, while the interior mouthpiece and bowl are lined with a smooth, glossy white glaze.

The Spirit: Designed as a monolithic centerpiece for daily ritual. This series is about grounding clarity, bringing a bold, architectural presence to the table where velvety matte black, polished white accents, and raw stoneware converge in balance.

The Making: Wheel-thrown and hand-trimmed in small studio batches. The integrated downstem and removable raw-clay bowl are hand-built to ensure a precise, seamless air seal, making each piece a singular specimen of wheel discipline and kiln variation.

Details:

• Capacity: Approx. 16 oz. water recommended.

• Finish: Matte black underglaze over a hand-ribbed body; unglazed raw stoneware collar and foot; glossy white interior mouthpiece and bowl lining.

• Hardware: Removable ceramic downstem and raw clay bowl included.

• Dimensions: 5 x 8.5 x 6”

• Care: Hand wash only with warm water and isopropyl alcohol for internal maintenance.

The Mark of the Hand: As with any individually handcrafted artifact, subtle variations in proportion, texture, and glaze boundary placement are inherent to the medium. These nuances are not flaws, but the record of the object's making.