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Arwyn Jones Stoneware Lemon Squeezer
$34
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Arwyn Jones works from his studio in Modbury, Devon, where he makes functionality-led ceramics by hand. His eye for clean simplicity can be seen in this lemon squeezer, having been bisque fired, glazed and fired again to reach the well-balanced shape. It’s complete with practical details that assist with preparation and serving, such as the handy spout for pouring. Each creation by this maker is oven, microwave and dishwasher safe.
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Arwyn Jones works from his studio in Modbury, Devon, where he makes functionality-led ceramics by hand. His eye for clean simplicity can be seen in this lemon squeezer, having been bisque fired, glazed and fired again to reach the well-balanced shape. It’s complete with practical details that assist with preparation and serving, such as the handy spout for pouring. Each creation by this maker is oven, microwave and dishwasher safe.
Product ID: 2214803002
View more from: Arwyn Jones / Cooking utensils
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Meet the Maker:
Arwyn Jones
Devon-based Arwyn Jones’ love for clay started to take shape during his student years, where he developed a passion for throwing on the potter’s wheel. Ever since, he’s continued to explore the endless possibilities of clay, finding inspiration in every corner – from nature and architecture to the rich glaze traditions of North East Asia. He sources smooth, white stoneware from Valentine Clays in Stoke-on-Trent and follows a meticulous process that sees his creations dried, fired and dipped in custom-made glazes before being fired for a final time. The course takes several hours to complete and cool, making each piece a true labour of love.
