‘Pygge’ comes from the old Scots word for pot.

Hand thrown on the wheel in a single piece using grey stoneware clay. Once leather hard the final shape is carved. Dip glazed with a Glenbrittle glaze. Hues of soft, misty blues, gentle grays and subtle pinks meld together. The glaze captures the fleeting moments of a Northerly sunset - the warm, fading glow reflecting off the Cuillin Mountains, casting shadows that play across the landscape. Fired to 1240 degrees centigrade. My maker’s mark is on the base.

The salt pygge or pig comes with a little matching clay spoon.

The pot in the picture is the pot you’ll receive.

Dimensions (approx):
Height: 11 cm
Diameter: 8.5 cm

Made using lead free, dinnerware safe glaze.

Hand wash.