Wasted Stacking Tumblers
Wasted Stacking Tumblers
The Wasted Stacking Tumbler turns reclaimed ceramic material into a simple, architectural vessel for everyday drinking. Made using reclaimed clay, reprocessed ceramics and surplus studio glazes, each tumbler carries subtle variations in colour, texture and depth.
Its strong cylindrical form takes cues from the repetitive geometry of Brutalist architecture, while ground fired clay is reintroduced into the body to create a terrazzo-like surface, allowing fragments of previous work to become part of something new.
Available in short and tall versions, the tumblers are designed to stack together, combining practical function with the character and individuality of handmade production. From discarded clay to the everyday glass, Wasted gives overlooked material another life.
Additional Information
Hand thrown in Emma’s studio using reclaimed clay and waste material gathered from previous making, each piece is shaped by hand and carries the character of the material it is made from.
Because the reclaimed clay comes from a variety of sources and has been through different stages of the making process, its composition is naturally inconsistent. This affects how each piece behaves and shrinks during firing, resulting in subtle variations in colour, size, shape and surface.
These variations are an inherent part of Wasted and make every piece lovingly unique and individual. No two pieces will be exactly the same, so please expect, and enjoy, the differences that come with handmade production.
