#2 - Funnel Jar

Patinated Oak vessel treated with lime and a touch of fire before coating with danish oil and wax and burnishing with a stiff brush.

We have been exploring variations of this form for a while now and it’s one we have fallen in love with, it references an early Neolithic vessel known as a ‘Funnel Beaker’, there’s an entire historical community named after this form thought to have existed roughly around 4100 to 2800 BC. Funnel Beaker culture appears to have been based in parts of Germany, the Netherlands, Scandinavia as well as Poland pre-dating the ‘Bell Beaker Culture’ we are also fascinated with.

Height: 17cm
Diameter: 12cm
GBP £510 (inc VAT)

This vessel was crafted from timber framing offcuts acquired from a local sawmill, the Oak itself was from a responsibly managed woodland in Kent.