Artist: Max Leven
Wheel-thrown stoneware mugs, individually glazed in rich layers of Honey Amber and Emerald Green.
These mugs are part of an exploration of how the two glazes interact. Depending on the order and thickness of application, the same two glazes can produce dramatically different results — from deep golden amber and bronze, through flashes of green, to a much brighter emerald finish.
The Honey Amber develops a fine crackle pattern across the surface, while overlapping areas create pools, streaks and changes in colour that follow the throwing lines of each mug.
Each mug is individually thrown and glazed by hand, so the shape, surface and glaze pattern are unique. The mug pictured is the mug you will receive.
Choose your mug:
Deep Honey Amber – rich amber and bronze with darker depth and a pronounced crackle surface.
Honey Amber over Emerald – golden amber with subtle green breaking through, particularly around the rim and edges.
Emerald Green – fresh glossy green, with throwing lines visible beneath the glaze.
Golden Honey Amber – a lighter, brighter amber with particularly strong crackling and tonal variation.
Hand-thrown in stoneware and fired to high temperature for strength and durability.
Made by hand in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.
Artist: Max Leven
Wheel-thrown stoneware mugs, individually glazed in rich layers of Honey Amber and Emerald Green.
These mugs are part of an exploration of how the two glazes interact. Depending on the order and thickness of application, the same two glazes can produce dramatically different results — from deep golden amber and bronze, through flashes of green, to a much brighter emerald finish.
The Honey Amber develops a fine crackle pattern across the surface, while overlapping areas create pools, streaks and changes in colour that follow the throwing lines of each mug.
Each mug is individually thrown and glazed by hand, so the shape, surface and glaze pattern are unique. The mug pictured is the mug you will receive.
Choose your mug:
Deep Honey Amber – rich amber and bronze with darker depth and a pronounced crackle surface.
Honey Amber over Emerald – golden amber with subtle green breaking through, particularly around the rim and edges.
Emerald Green – fresh glossy green, with throwing lines visible beneath the glaze.
Golden Honey Amber – a lighter, brighter amber with particularly strong crackling and tonal variation.
Hand-thrown in stoneware and fired to high temperature for strength and durability.
Made by hand in High Wycombe, Buckinghamshire.
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