This piece shows up like it already knows it belongs on the top shelf.
 
Finished in a white crackle glaze over a fire-darkened charcoal body, this vessel brings full “I survived the chaos and came out hotter” energy. From a distance it’s bold and clean… but up close? It’s all smoke-kissed texture and drama.
 
Hand-thrown in the ExtraLit studio and fired in the Japanese raku style, the crackle lines form naturally as the piece is pulled from the kiln at high heat and cooled in the open air. Translation: the fire designed the pattern, and it’s never happening again.
One piece. One attitude. Zero apologies.
 
Perfect for holding dried florals, styling your shelves, starring in your entryway vignette, or just sitting there looking like it came from a museum where the curator had good taste and unresolved issues.
 
Sealed with a water-resistant, dishwasher-safe finish — but not food safe. She’s décor, darling, not dinnerware.
 
A little smoky.
A little wild.
A whole lot iconic.