Shigaraki Ceramic Cup by Remy Pajaczkowski-Russell

Shigaraki Ceramic Cup

H 8cm Diam 10cm

Made from black clay from Shigaraki, Japan and a white glaze influenced by Hagi glazes of Japan. A semi-matte silica warm white glaze. This piece also includes a subtle dimple on the side to comfortable place a hold of the cup. 

As each cup is handmade, every piece is one-of-a-kind and may feature slight variations in shape, glaze, and texture, making it a truly unique work of art.

Care instructions.
All pieces are dishwasher & food safe.
None are oven safe.

Remy Pajaczkowski-Russell is an artist and designer working on Gadigal land. His practice is centered around clay and repurposing waste materials to immortalise place and make and imprint of his surroundings.

Remy trained at the National Art School and then completed an apprenticeship under Maya Micenmacher and Nicolas Rousseau in La Borne, France. It was during this time in a traditional French potters village that he developed his love of woodfired domestic ware.  He also went on to work with world leading ceramic design studio, Apparatu in Barcelona.

Since returning to Australia, Remy produces a range of wheel thrown domestic ware along side larger furniture pieces and sculptures.  At its core, Remy's practice concerns itself with the ethical production of pottery on unceded Aboriginal land.