Kettle Town Accessories

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Kettle Town Accessories
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• Kettle Town is currently sourcing a range of well
  designed and meticulously crafted accessories by
  local and international designers.

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• If you are a creator of beautiful things and
  would like your products in this space. Please
  fill out the form below and we will contact you
  shortly. 

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Steve Sheridan -Wentworth Falls Pottery

• Steve Sheridan is an Australian potter with
  strong roots in the Studio Pottery Tradition. He
  has nurtured an admiration for Chinese pots, and
  particularly those of the Song Dynasty for him,
  the quiet beauty of the celadon glazed pots still
  speak as powerfully today as they did 800 years
  ago.

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• In his work, Steve hopes to emulate some of the
  soft strengths of these classic wares, and
  express wholeheartedily characteristics of the
  Australian materials available to him. 

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Blue Celadon Tea Bowl
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Product Description

• A timelss blue celadon tea bowl, perfect for all
  your teas that are traditionally enjoyed with
  milk. 

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• The blue celadon uses a schist from a hillside
  called Blue Biddy near Gulgong (a town
  approximately 30km from Mudgee known established
  during the gold rush). This type of rock is low
  in iron which gives the glaze its colour and
  contains a significant amount of sericite mica. 

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• This beautiful tea bowl also has a elegant turtle
  in the base of the cup. Drinks feel warm to the
  touch at 80-90 degrees where normal tea cups feel
  too hot to touch. 

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• Product Dimensions height 9cm x diameter
  9cm.Each cup is hand made by Steve Sheridan in
  his Wentworth Falls Gallery in the Blue
  Mountains. 

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White Porcelain Tea Cup
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Product Description

• The last of its kind white glazed porcelain tea
  cup, perfect for all styles of tea. 

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• The white porcelain glaze uses a porcelain clay
  dug from the old railway cutting at Mt. Gibraltar
  at 863m, near Bowral. The clay was dug by Steve
  Sheridan's partner Trish's father, Ivn McMeekin,
  over 50 years ago. This clay which Steve Sheridan
  uses for the tea cup is about to run out and
  cannot be replaced! An iron pigment is used on
  the rims, which is allowed to blend into the
  glaze giving it a burnt orange colour. 

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• The white glaze has a slight aqua tint and is
  beautifully semi-translucent when held up to the
  light. Drinks feel warm to the touch at 80-90
  degrees where normal tea cups feel too hot to
  touch. 

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• Product Dimensions height 7.5cm x diameter 8cm.
  Each cup is hand made by Steve Sheridan in his
  Wentworth Falls Gallery in the Blue Mountains. 

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