Flow glaze ceramic mug with lid

A wheel-thrown ceramic mug with a fitted lid finished beneath a flowing glaze. Assembled together, the lid extends the surface language of the vessel below, allowing glaze movement to continue across adjoining forms without interruption. Soft tonal transitions and subtle glaze accumulation dissolve the boundary between the two components, encouraging the vessel to be observed as a single continuous form rather than separate parts. The changing contour redirects the movement of the glaze as it passes from lid to body, revealing the relationship between the assembled elements through uninterrupted surface rhythm. The covered form holds tea, coffee, or other hot beverages. Wheel-thrown and flow glazed.

Handcraft Tolerance Note

Minor surface irregularities, including small pits, uneven texture, and slight glaze variation, are inherent to the handbuilt process and are not considered defects.