Milky White Swirl Oil or Vinegar Bottle

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Milky White Swirl Oil or Vinegar Bottle

$40.00

Bring elegance and function to your kitchen or table with this wheel-thrown stoneware bottle, finished in a glossy, creamy white glaze. The dynamic swirl lines around its body add movement and character, while the tall, narrow form makes it ideal for serving or display. Its clean, minimalist style allows it to blend seamlessly with both rustic and modern settings.

Details
The bottle stands 6.5 inches tall. The metal spout adds over an inch and a half, the plastic spout also included will add about an inch. The bottle is about 3.25" at the widest point, and the base measures 2.5" across. It easily holds 11 ounces. The glossy white glaze enhances its smooth surface, while subtle swirls in the form make it very comfortable to grasp and use.

Both a metal spout and a clear plastic spout is included, the plastic spout is recommended if using your bottle for vinegar. All of my pottery is microwave and dishwasher safe.

Use
This bottle works beautifully for serving olive oil, vinegar, or syrups, and it can also double as a small vase for fresh greenery or flowers. Its timeless design makes it as useful as it is decorative.

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Process
The crock was thrown on my potters wheel using BMix cone 5 clay, a white stoneware. The swirl shape was added by pressing into the side of the pot using the rounded end of a rubber rib, as my fingers pressed out from the interior of the pot. The rib and my interior hand moved up the pot as it spun, pressing in the swirl shape with a single pass.

After drying and bisque firing, the piece was glazed in milky gloss glaze, and then fired to cone 6 in my electric kiln.