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Bowls made from local clay for IDÁS Restaurant Dingle.

September 27, 2016 in local clay, The Dingle Food Festival, David Holden, Ceramics

It's very good to be able to make these bowls from a clay that I dig from the ground. 

Bowls that I delivered to IDÁS Restaurant Dingle. Just in time for The Dingle Food Festival 2016.

David Holden Local Clay Bowls.
Tags: local clay, native clay, Dingle Peninsula, davidholdenceramics, feothanach clay, irish ceramics
David Holden, Sake Cups

My recent work made from estuarine clay, from the Feothanach river estuary.

April 08, 2016 in Ceramics, Researching local clays
David Holden, Sake Cup
David Holden, Tea Cup - Yunomi.
David Holden, Tea Cup - Yunomi.
David Holden, Tea Cup - Yunomi, foot detail.
Tags: native clay, estuarine clay, red sandstone, siltstone, Dingle Peninsula, David Holden

Feothanach Clay

January 24, 2016 in Ceramics

Estuarine clay from the Feothanach river estuary. Deposited over many years, and covering the now exposed bedrock. A coarse silty clay that I use. Some ingredients in this clay include a coarse sand of old red sandstone, siltstone, mudstone and quartz. A native clay from the Dingle Peninsula.

Estuarine clay from the Feothanach river estuary
Estuarine clay the Feothanach river estury.
Tags: native clay, red sandstone, siltstone, estuarine clay, davidholdenceramics, Dingle Peninsula
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