Dark handbuilt ceramic vessel covered in shaggy, torn clay tufts, piece 1859 of A Penny For Your Pottery.

The wildest texture in the 1848–1899 run: a handbuilt vessel whose whole wall is shaggy with torn clay — ragged tufts and curls standing off the surface like bark stripped mid-peel. The single photo makes the strategy plain: not smoothed, not disguised, the clay left arguing.

Is the surface rough on purpose? Tufts of torn clay stand proud of the wall, ragged and unsmoothed. Piece 1859 of 10,000, listed at $18.59.

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