Kordula Coleman

These plates combine four different decorative surface treatments – hand stamping, underglaze painting, Sgraffito and Raku firing. They are deeply textured, subtly colorful, and have the unique and dramatic glaze effects that only Raku firing can produce – glaze cracklé, blackening of the unglazed areas, and little metallic speckles. Use them as coasters for small flower pots, to secure jewelry, paper lips, or other small objects to be kept safe.

Thesw plates are not recommend for food usage because of the fine cracks in the glaze.

These little plates are big enough to cover you tea cup or mug for steeping, and to receive the teabag after steeping is completed. They are non toxic and food safe, so you can also use them for condiments or snacks. Or store your jewelry, paper clips or other small objects to be kept safe.

Dishwasher safe

These little Raku fired planters are perfect for succulents or as seed starters. They are hand shaped, stamped and painted, and the Raku firing process has given them unique and exciting surface effects like metallic speckles, blackening and cracklé.
They have a draining hole in the bottom.

not recommended for food usage

Inspired by my love for historical fiction and period dress, I came up with these planters that can hold herbs or succulents. They are in two parts and the upper part has a drainage hole.

not recommended for food usage