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Mike Parry Slipware Large Shallow Dish
$122
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Mike Parry specialises in characterful, down-to-earth slipware – just like this large shallow dish, hand-thrown in red earthenware from his home studio in Pontypool, South Wales. Perfect for both decorative and serving purposes, it features a unique design and a varying colour palette, both indicative of his interest in medieval pottery and 18th-century English slipware.
Product ID: 2220002001
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Other colours
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Mike Parry specialises in characterful, down-to-earth slipware – just like this large shallow dish, hand-thrown in red earthenware from his home studio in Pontypool, South Wales. Perfect for both decorative and serving purposes, it features a unique design and a varying colour palette, both indicative of his interest in medieval pottery and 18th-century English slipware.
Product ID: 2220002001
View more from: Mike Parry / Serving dishes & platters
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Meet the Maker:
Mike Parry
Although originally from Cheshire, Mike Parry now lives in South East Wales, making functional slipware pottery by hand. His chosen clay is red earthenware, which he hand-throws on a potter’s wheel, decorates using slips, glazes, and fires in an electric kiln to 1100C. He follows this meticulous process to capture a sense of movement and spontaneity, adding character while emphasising the natural quality of the materials. For inspiration, he looks high and low, keeping an eye on contemporary ceramics while also looking to the past – particular points of interest include medieval pottery, post-war British studio pottery and 18th-century English slipware.
