
Dog diffuser jar
A tall striped jar for reed diffuser oil, with a spotty dog on the domed lid. The reeds poke through little holes punched around the dog, and the inside is glazed so the oil doesn’t soak into the clay.

Every pot starts on paper. These are pages from Faith’s sketchbook: ideas worked out in pencil, with notes in red, before they go anywhere near the wheel.
None of them are for sale yet. If you’d like one when it’s made, say so under the drawing: it helps decide what gets made first.
Commissions start the same way: you get a sketch like these to approve before anything is made. How commissions work

A tall striped jar for reed diffuser oil, with a spotty dog on the domed lid. The reeds poke through little holes punched around the dog, and the inside is glazed so the oil doesn’t soak into the clay.

A scented candle that doubles as a stash jar: once the candle has burnt down, the striped jar lives on. Three lid ideas are on the page, a dome, a pointed top, and a flat lid with a ball for a handle.

A wide striped lidded jar with a tiny clay bean man on top as the handle, wearing an octopus as a hat. The lid is cut from a slab and sits in a gallery so it fits snugly.