David Stonehouse: Celadon Bowl, 2024
Reduction fired porcelain, celadon glaze
Celadon bowl large: £190
7 (h) x 26 (w) x 26 (d) cm
Celadon bowl medium: £100
6 (h) x 20 (w) x 20 (d) cm
Hand thrown in porcelain and coated in celadon glaze. Towards the end of the 12-hour firing, as the temperature rises towards 1,280°C, the induced reducing atmosphere inside the kiln transforms the iron oxides in the glaze to produce these wonderful translucent grey-green surfaces.
Reduction fired porcelain, celadon glaze
Celadon bowl large: £190
7 (h) x 26 (w) x 26 (d) cm
Celadon bowl medium: £100
6 (h) x 20 (w) x 20 (d) cm
Hand thrown in porcelain and coated in celadon glaze. Towards the end of the 12-hour firing, as the temperature rises towards 1,280°C, the induced reducing atmosphere inside the kiln transforms the iron oxides in the glaze to produce these wonderful translucent grey-green surfaces.
Reduction fired porcelain, celadon glaze
Celadon bowl large: £190
7 (h) x 26 (w) x 26 (d) cm
Celadon bowl medium: £100
6 (h) x 20 (w) x 20 (d) cm
Hand thrown in porcelain and coated in celadon glaze. Towards the end of the 12-hour firing, as the temperature rises towards 1,280°C, the induced reducing atmosphere inside the kiln transforms the iron oxides in the glaze to produce these wonderful translucent grey-green surfaces.
About the artist
David Stonehouse (b. 1962) is a Cambridge-based artist-maker. His practice is informed by a sense of place and the inherent beauty of materials, and defined by an evolving personal aesthetic rooted in artisanal craftsmanship. His process is to scale back and let each element and material speak, to create objects that draw the user in to look closer and savour a given moment.
After gaining a degree in Silversmithing & Jewellery, he was studio assistant to RCA Professor David Watkins before completing an MA in Product Design at Central Saint Martin’s. He worked in international design before returning to his craft roots to make refined objects.
