This particular pitcher is discounted because there is a large amount of pinholing on the glaze surface of the pitcher body. A pinhole is a tiny spot or hole in the glaze that opened up during the firing. It is purely a slight textural and visual distraction. It does not alter the function of the pitcher and its ability to hold water or be food safe.
This deep and smooth red glaze is a lovely base to show off a variety of forms.
All of our Stoneware and porcelain pottery is 100% food and dishwasher safe.
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Standard Ware describes a line of pottery that is balanced between beauty and utility. "Nuka" describes a historical Japanese glaze made with local wood ashes. You can learn how Joel Cherrico developed his custom Nuka glaze over years of testing ceramic glaze chemistry by reading this blog post.
