Angular Vessel - Wood Fired - Large

Large, five-sided vessel by Suvira McDonald from April 2026. A bravura piece from a master potter, this tall, powerful work has an irregular, five-sided form, featuring swathes of burnt orange covered in dripping, melted ash - a dramatic and ever-changing finish resulting from a three day wood-firing. This work functions both as a vase, but equally well as a striking, stand-alone sculptural piece. We have two large angular vessels from this series - sold individually but well matched as a pair. dimensions height: 47cm width: 20cm depth: 17cm opening: 8.5 x 10cm base: 18 x 18cm weight: 4.06kg Nb. this work is handmade so measurements are approximate. Ceramic vessel. Three day wood firing, melted ash glaze. Handmade in Australia. See all Suvira's angular vessels, as well as our full selection of work by Suvira McDonald. Suvira McDonald is a legendary potter based in Northern NSW, whose career spans more than 30 years. He's known for his lush, generous forms and glazes, and many pieces are wood fired in a Japanese style anagama kiln. Crackled, fire-coloured surfaces that look like the vessel is itself a glowing ember are a hallmark of McDonald's style. Each piece is like an artwork in its own right, inviting extended contemplation and use, which rewards with a deeper connection to the vessel. Read more about Suvira McDonald.