Part of Roz’s Thames Clay Series, this hand-thrown teapot combines porcelain with wild Thames clay dug from the bed of the River Thames. Left unfiltered, the clay retains its natural stones and inclusions, giving the unglazed surface a quiet, understated beauty. The layered clays create soft natural strata, while the bamboo handle adds warmth and contrast. Both functional and sculptural, the piece reflects Roz’s exploration of place, material and the beauty of the imperfect.
Part of Roz’s Thames Clay Series, this hand-thrown teapot combines porcelain with wild Thames clay dug from the bed of the River Thames. Left unfiltered, the clay retains its natural stones and inclusions, giving the unglazed surface a quiet, understated beauty. The layered clays create soft natural strata, while the bamboo handle adds warmth and contrast. Both functional and sculptural, the piece reflects Roz’s exploration of place, material and the beauty of the imperfect.
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