Thea Brutalist Latte

Hand thrown on the potters wheel in brutalist clay and doubled dipped in Thea's bespoke glaze. 

The brutalist clay is a hard wearing clay, that has a light feel and concrete look.

Latte tumblers around 11cm high and around 12oz in volume, we think they are a perfect vessel for a large drink, hot or cold. We love a cider with ice on these hot summer days.

Hōrua means baked kōkōwai in te reo Māori, kōkōwai is a deep red brown earth pigment, culturally and spiritually important to māori, used in decoration and ceremony.

Aumoana, means blue clay or oceanic in te reo Māori. This glaze is a stain glaze and slightly translucent to show the natural texture of the clay.

Pōuriuri, talks about the "darkest" in te reo Māori, to us we are thinking about the darkest part of the ocean or bush. This glaze is a stain glaze and a wonderfully rich contrast agents the clay.

Kirikiri means sand, and shoreline in te reo Māori, a perfect discription of this earthy glaze. This glaze is a matt glaze, more textural, showing off the natural elements of the clay. 

All Thea ceramics are hand made so sizes and colours vary, they are dishwasher safe and are intended for everyday use.