Seamline Pitcher Modern Juice Tea Pitcher Modern Contemporary Glazed Porcelain

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Seamline Pitcher Modern Juice Tea Pitcher Modern Contemporary Glazed Porcelain

Name: Seamline Pitcher Modern Juice Tea Pitcher Modern Contemporary Glazed Porcelain
Brand: The Bright Angle
Rating: 5 (1 reviews)

About the Item

Ideal for a large centerpiece or party pitcher the double stack vase is designed to be a modern statement piece. Double stack is the perfect piece of modern pottery for a wedding gift. It is a unique pottery gift that will add a little art to your home. Additional colors available. The grid of colors can be seen in the 3rd image. This pitcher measures 8" x 6.75" x 10.5" The Bright Angle is working to bridge the gap between design and craft by focusing on home goods that are American Made. We begin our creative process by sketching or sculpting prototypes. In order to ensure that we are able to see the smartest design come to fruition, we transfer the sketch to a computer aided modeling system. We use 3D prototyping and mold/jig systems to create efficient production systems that are executed by a highly skilled team of makers. Once we have a model we are satisfied with, we scale it up to account for the shrinkage of the porcelain. Next, we pour plaster around the model to create a mold. This mold is filled with liquid porcelain to recreate the object. We refine the porcelain object using hand tools and cover the object in our soft satin glaze and fire it in a kiln to 2200F. Once it is fired we sand the bottoms smooth. We make everything from scratch by formulating our own porcelain and glazes to be durable and unique. The Bright Angle sources our wood, glass, and other material components in collaborations with local craftspeople that share our commitment to American-made and thoughtfully sourced raw goods. We believe that good design is a marriage of concept, process, material and utility. The Bright Angle sources our wood, glass, and other material components in collaborations with local craftspeople that share our commitment to American-made and thoughtfully sourced raw goods. We believe that good design is a marriage of concept, process, material and utility. The porcelain is the highest quality mixture of raw materials creating the most durable and structurally sound ceramic material - made in house. The porcelain is made from the highest quality white clay (kaolin), glass (flint or silica), and glass melter (feldspar). We fire our porcelain to cone 6. We take pride in the purity of our materials. We use the strongest and most consistent we can for our design applications. We source our leather and glass from like-minded makers in the Asheville, North Carolina region. Our products are designed with the intention of heavy everyday use. Each product is food safe and water resistant. Each piece of handmade pottery is meant to be used and loved every day as well as being a piece of art for display. The handmade pottery may be put in the dishwasher, oven, and microwave. However, pottery is breakable and should be protected from obvious shocks like dropping it and from sudden changes in temperature. Uneven heating can cause it to crack. With proper care, it should last until you want something new. Some products will get scratched over time with lots of love and use. Many collectors treasure their pottery and are back for a new set of dishes with no complaint, because they don’t want to use anything else. The Bright Angle believes in making art for the home producing the best gift ideas for wedding gifts, holiday gifts and other special gift giving occasions. Working closely with the Asheville NC art scene we provide handmade gifts working with technology such as 3D printer designs and laser cutter designs to form our prototypes. Our focus is on bringing collaborative contemporary design to the forefront of studio pottery and studio art.

Creator:
The Bright Angle (Designer)
Dimensions:
Height: 10.5 in (26.67 cm)Width: 6.75 in (17.15 cm)Depth: 8 in (20.32 cm)
Style:
Modern (In the Style Of)
Materials and Techniques:
Porcelain
Place of Origin:
United States
Period:
2010-
Date of Manufacture:
Contemporary
Production Type:
New & Custom(Current Production)
Estimated Production Time:
3-4 weeks
Condition:
Seller Location:
Asheville, NC
Reference Number:
1stDibs: LU3582310983913

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