Grass-Fed Bone China Tea Cup and Clay Saucer Set
Grass-Fed Bone China Tea Cup and Clay Saucer Set
Grass-Fed Bone China Tea Cup and Clay Saucer Set

Grass-Fed Bone China Tea Cup and Clay Saucer Set

$190.00
$190.00
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Created by artist Gregg Moore, Blue Hill's Grass-Fed Bone China uses the 18th-century practice of kiln-firing and slipcasting bone to create stunning translucent cups and plates out of 100% discarded bones from our kitchen. This set includes a Bone China tea cup and an accompanying saucer made from 50% Stone Barns soil and 50% black porcelain. The set explores deep connections between the soil and life aboveground on the farm.

Gregg Moore is an artist, designer and educator. His studio practice explores the relationship between ceramics and new media, drawing from historical foundations while questioning and investigating perceptions of the ceramic field. His current work ranges from ceramic tableware, mixed media sculpture and multimedia and video based installation that examines the practices of gardening, farming, cooking and eating.

Moore received his Bachelor of Arts degree in Geosciences from Skidmore College and his Masters of Fine Arts degree from the New York State College of Ceramics at Alfred University. He is a professor of Visual and Performing Arts and director of the Ceramics program at Arcadia University. His design studio, Heirloom, produces ceramic tableware inspired by farming, gardening, homemade food, family and community.

Cup: 3" x 4" ; Plate: 5"

Hand wash only.