Stoneware Jug, Ian Rylatt, England. Circa 1990s. ceramics What makes this piece unusual

What makes this piece unusual is the extreme oxidisation of the plated surface

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The colours of the piece echo that of an exposed cliff face with a variety of sediment to depict the multitude of elements combined

Diameter: 19cm / Height: 5

Height: 11cm / Width: 8

Stoneware Jug, Ian Rylatt, England. Circa 1990s. ceramics What makes this piece unusualA unique stoneware jug of incredible proportions, featuring an exaggerated spout that resembles a tapering gutter or hand gouged trench. From a distance you might even be forgiven for assuming this to be a rusted oil jug that has progressively melted into the ground perhaps not something that matches Ian Rylatt's philosophy, but one of many possible interpretations all the same. The glazed surface features a distinctive mossy mottled texture in shades