CERAMICS
Spinifex Collections offers a beautiful range of ceramics. Jane Burbidge from Just Jane Ceramics, Samantha Robinson, Jennifer Jones from Miss Jones & Co and Jeremy Boot all provide a gorgeous Australian made range. Wonki Ware from South Africa is favoured for their perfectly imperfect tableware & all pieces are fired at temperatures to ensure strength & durability. Spinifex Collections ceramics are awesome gifts to give & to treasure - from fine bone china to heavy clay pots.
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GREEN GINGHAM PASTA BOWL
$70.00
SKU: 20085704
The perfect pasta bowl! This unique hand made dinner ware & serve ware is created in South Africa by Wonki Ware. Wonki Ware ceramics are perfectly imperfect, making each piece uniquely individual. This bowl approximately 21.5 cm across x 7.5 cm deep.
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DECORATIVE CERAMIC LIONESS FIGURINE colourful
$74.00
SKU: 20080600
Decorative ceramic lioness figurine
This motherly lioness with her cub lying playfully over her body is a decorative ceramic figurine made in South Africa using the Raku method. She is about 25cm long from her paw to her tail & 11cm high.
All the pieces are handmade and hand painted before being fired at 950 deg cel.
They are then placed in smouldering sawdust which blackens the crazes. This process is largely uncontrolled and the slight imperfections that appear in the glaze make each piece unique.
This project employs up to 30 people (mostly women & single mothers) in an area of high unemployment, providing ongoing training, access to medical facilities and assistance with loans. They also mentor employees in life and financial skills. More than half the employees have been working with them for 10 years. The families of longer serving employees have been assisted in funeral and ongoing living expenses.
This motherly lioness with her cub lying playfully over her body is a decorative ceramic figurine made in South Africa using the Raku method. She is about 25cm long from her paw to her tail & 11cm high.
All the pieces are handmade and hand painted before being fired at 950 deg cel.
They are then placed in smouldering sawdust which blackens the crazes. This process is largely uncontrolled and the slight imperfections that appear in the glaze make each piece unique.
This project employs up to 30 people (mostly women & single mothers) in an area of high unemployment, providing ongoing training, access to medical facilities and assistance with loans. They also mentor employees in life and financial skills. More than half the employees have been working with them for 10 years. The families of longer serving employees have been assisted in funeral and ongoing living expenses.
