Round Bottom Jar in Tule Bags this birdseye maple cutting board

this birdseye maple cutting board is not only ideal for everyday use

this pattern—whose gentle yet rhythmic lines evoke rays of light—is named after the sun king Helios

The smallest cylinder is closed at the bottom

The cover has a faceted surface on the interior that guides the smoke to the slot

whose roots in Poniklá date back to 1902

Round Bottom Jar in Tule Bags this birdseye maple cutting boardThis container is hand thrown by the skilled team in the Heath Clay Studio. The lid and jar are crafted to fit together perfectly. The wiped edge of the lid adds visual contrast to the special glaze technique called Tule. The undulating shades of green are inspired by the sturdy marsh grasses found throughout waterways in Northern California. Part of the Summer Collection.