Brutalist workshop ceramic pitcher by a potter from Ostend (1960s)

Introduction: This large workshop ceramic jug is a bold example of mid-century Belgian ceramic art. Created by a potter based in Ostend in the 1960s, it reflects the raw and organic qualities of the brutalist and wabi-sabi movements. Appearance and functionality: Hand-thrown in textured stoneware and finished with an ash-toned glaze, the piece features a sculpted integrated handle and a spout. Both decorative and functional, it is perfect as a dry vase or as an expressive standalone object. Specifications: Dimensions: H 38cm, D 16cm Material: stoneware with natural glaze Colour: ash grey with ochre tones Style: brutalist, wabi-sabi, workshop ceramics Origin: Ostend, Belgium, circa 1960s Condition: excellent vintage condition with expressive texture and natural glaze variations Large workshop ceramic jug from the 1960s with ash glaze and sculptural handle by a potter from Ostend. A statement brutalist piece.