Rainmaker
A jug that wears the weather it pours: storm-grey glaze streaked with rain running from the collar, dark clouds pooling at the shoulder, and a bare-clay hem where the front finally passes. The belly sits wide and low like a water tank in good season, the half-lid pulls down snug, and the spout leans into its work. The potter loves the shape, the colours, and the size — in that order, on some days, and in a different order on others. Pour it and you'll hear the drought break.
- Forecast
- Pouring, on demand
- Potter's Scorecard
- Shape, colours, size — all top marks
- Cloud Cover
- Permanent, decorative
- Drought Status
- Ended nightly at dinner
- Rain Dance
- No longer required
