Thrown plates

Let’s talk plates. Plates are one of the more difficult things to make on the potter’s wheel, and not many people keep at them long en...

Lyndsay Meiklem Dean Ⓥ on Instagram: "I like to wait until my wheel thrown plates are at a stage just prior to stiff leather hard before finishing them. When plates have a chance to firm up before being flipped for trimming they are less likely to sag and warp. It can be tricky to determine but patience is key and often I’ll nurse plates to the right stage of dryness over the course of several days covering and uncovering them until they are ready. 🍽️ Clay Body : @lagunaclay Speckled…

Handmade on a throwing wheel in Spain, this special stone speckled plate is perfect for your afternoon snack. Size - 7.8" wide. Material - Stoneware. Key features - Has a matte glaze. Hand-thrown on the throwing wheel, so each plate may be a little different. Care - Dishwasher, microwave and oven safe. Origin - Made by Madriguera Workshop, based in Spain.

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introduce a touch of artisanal elegance to your dining experience with our hand-thrown speckled side plate. meticulously crafted in norfolk, from speckled stoneware clay, this plate is a captivating marriage of form and function. embrace the individuality of each piece, as slight variations in measurements contribute to the unique charm of these handcrafted plates. revel in the beauty of imperfections, for they are a testament to the craftsmanship poured into every creation. designed with…

Kajsa Leijström on Instagram: "Another way to make an oval plate (when my throw & stretch technique isn’t enough) Here bottom and rim are thrown and altered separetly, joined when leatherhard. Had to edit away a lot of the process to not get a short enough reel. Might show shaping the rim decor another time if you’re interested? Or a longer version on Youtube? #keraleij_potteryvideo"