Josh DeWeese Jar

No. Because of the wood-firing process and the salt and soda glaze, every piece has unique variations in color and texture. You should expect your jar to have its own distinct character that differs slightly from the images shown.

While the stoneware is durable, this piece is primarily designed as a decorative object. We recommend using it for display or as a dry storage accent rather than for direct food contact.

To preserve the unique glaze and surface texture, hand wash the jar gently with mild soap and warm water. Avoid using abrasive scrubbers or putting it in the dishwasher, as the heat and harsh detergents can damage the finish.

No, this piece is an open-top vessel. It is designed as a sculptural jar, making it ideal for displaying dried botanicals or simply standing alone as a statement piece.

The salt and soda firing process creates a tactile, organic surface texture that is characteristic of wood-fired ceramics. It will have a distinct, slightly textured feel rather than a perfectly smooth, uniform glaze.