Yarn Bowl for your wool with Bonsai Snips: Antique Wooden Trailer

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Specially designed by a knitting, crocheting, hand-spinning potter to keep your venturing yarn balls in check while you ponder the simple pleasures in life.

This Yarn Bowl with its surface design, inspired by an antique wooden trailer that sits just outside my studio window is truly a one-of-a-kind. The patterning on the bottom emulates the old wood and when the sun hits the rusty bars that hold the antique wood in place, a prism of colors melt and flow in its reflection. It's always a good day in the studio when a pot with just the perfect glaze drip is pulled from the kiln. I don't remember the glazes I used, this pot was truly an "in the moment" creation and now that moment has passed, but this yarn bowl holds all the creative energy that flowed on that one fine summer day when I was inspired to make it!

This Yarn Bowl comes with 4" Bonsai Snips - designed after a 300 year old design and very sharp - great for crafting!

Hand-thrown, hand-carved and hand-signed using durable and functional brown stoneware clay manufactured in Montana. Each bowl is hand-carved, smoothed, and hand-brushed with at least 6 coats of glazing, ensuring even the most delicate yarns and fibers will glide on the pot’s surface with no snagging.

I create in small batches. Each piece is thrown in the likeness of the next, hand-crafted, and with hand-brushed glazing. I hope you’ll agree variations in color, small marks from the minerals and stone in the clay, or slight sways in design resulting from working with natural materials create the charm expected and treasured in handmade pottery.

Dimensions:
- Height: 5.25"
- Belly: 6.25"
- Top narrow point on the neck opening: 5"

*This listing is for just the yarn bowl - sorry all the treasures around it in the picture are not for sale.