Brandon Hale Wood-Fired Small Dish with Black Slip dolomite A beautiful gesture of care

A beautiful gesture of care in a small form

This small hexagonal dish by Brandon Hale is handbuilt from wild clay and finished with black slip

this lidded jar carries the quiet refinement of functional studio pottery shaped through wood firing rather than surface decoration

Generously sized yet easy to live with

balancing lightness with sculptural presence

Brandon Hale Wood-Fired Small Dish with Black Slip dolomite A beautiful gesture of careThis small hexagonal dish by Brandon Hale is handbuilt from wild clay and finished with black slip, then wood and soda fired to develop its richly varied surface. The form is simple and grounded, with softly angled sides that give the piece a quiet geometric presence. The surface carries the subtle drama of the kilndeep charcoal tones, warm flashes of iron and ash, and areas where soda has softened and shifted the glaze. The result is a landscape of