This small Anagama-fired plate by ceramic artist Beatričė Kelerienė carries the quiet poetry of wood firing in its subtle gradients and atmospheric surface. Fired for several days in a traditional Anagama kiln, the plate developed its natural coloration from drifting ash, shifting temperatures, and the unpredictable dance of flame. Soft earthy browns blend into warm charcoal tones, creating a gentle horizon-like effect across the plate’s shallow form. The slight pooling of melted ash in the center produces a muted, glassy sheen, contrasting beautifully with the matte, textured rim. Every mark, shadow, and transition is entirely fire-made - no applied glaze, no repetition, only the singular outcome of a unique firing. Compact, balanced, and understated, this plate is ideal for tea ceremony accompaniments, small servings, or as a quiet sculptural accent in the home. Features: Handmade by ceramic artist Beatričė Kelerienė Fired in a traditional Anagama wood kiln Natural ash glaze with subtle, atmospheric gradients Matte rim with soft, glassy center created by ash melt Shallow, elegant form suitable for display or functional use A one-of-a-kind piece shaped entirely by fire A small plate with a powerful presence - a distilled expression of Anagama firing, where form, earth, and flame create something truly singular.
H 3,5 cm
W 19,5 cm