Hand thrown on the potter’s wheel, the mini pourer is a vessel ideal for holding milk or cream to serve with coffee and tea. The pieces are double dipped in a satin glaze, with a raw clay base.

Kirikiri means sand or shoreline in te reo māori and is a rustic earthy glaze that lets the clay shine.

These are around 8.5cm tall. Please note that sizing is approximate as all items are hand thrown.

All products are oven and dishwasher safe.

Designed and created on Waiheke Island, New Zealand.

About the artist

Esther McDonald (ngā puhi, ngāti wai, ngāti pukinga and pakeha) is a ceramic artist, who runs and owns Thea Ceramics. Esther specialises in wheel thrown pottery on small scale production, making pieces for every day use. Thea ceramics pieces are contemporary stoneware pieces,  inspired by where the sea meets the land. Esther works from her garden studio on Waiheke Island with the support of her small team. Pottery is in the family with her Nan Althea Kypers (which thea is named after) being a studio potter, teaching her uncle Shane Mcdoanld and then Shane teaching Esther when she was living in Melbourne Australia form 2009-2014. Thea ceramics works towards having well loved and functional ware that is a favourite in any home.

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