What would a potter take to work? I remember my Dad carrying a metal lunch box and thermos to work everyday. It was silver and held a big lunch, he worked hard, He attached a makeshift handle to the thermos and out the door he went, five or six days a week.
It made me think what would I take to the studio everyday?
This is what I end up with.........
For those really hungry cold weather days. A bowl of soup, a salad, room for oyster crackers and of course a bowl of peach cobbler. A spot of tea to finish off a lovely mid day break.
The Hungry Potter Lunch stands 16" tall and 7" wide.
For those quick lunches; one bowl and tea.
The Light Lunch stands 9.5" tall and 7" wide.
Kind of Hungry Potter's Lunch.
The interior is glazed in yummy burgundy.
A bowl of stew, salad, dessert and cup tea.
12" tall x 6" wide
The Lean Potter's Lunch.
A bowl of rice and beans, dessert and two cups of tea.
The interior is glaze in pale lemon yellow.
I love these so much now I am thinking they would make great party pots. Replacing the tea jug and cup with lid. I don't do much functional work anymore but this is a great study of stack-ables.
This is functional and sculpture in one.
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Sandy - I love these! What a fantastic and BEAUTIFUL idea! They are truly wonderful....
ReplyDeleteThanks! (heard you rock'd the other night :)
ReplyDeleteI heard that too! I was glad to hear so much positive feedback because at the end I had not impressed myself! You are your own worst critic, right?
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