Wild Beers Brewing Vessel - 01

This can be decorative but it's also functional. This is a simple archaic-looking vessel you can use to make ancestral brews. I describe those in my book “The Wildcrafting Brewer”, you can make simple boozy beverages using wild yeast and various plants/fruits in this vessel. I actually used it for one of my alcoholic fermentation workshop.  The design with the “bow” on top act as a sort of swing-top container, it will let the fermentation gases escape but inhibit insects and other things to contaminate your brew. You’ll still need to stir the content twice a day (get the book…). I always place some folded cloth between the top and the main vessel. 
 
It’s also a great decoration item. 
 
Created using a mix of local clay and clay mined in Southern California.
 
Glaze made from pine and oak ashes and white “chalk” foraged in the Mojave desert.  
 
Fired at cone 6 (2200 °F – 1204 °C) using my electric kiln.
 
Approximate dimensions:
Diameter: 7 inches – 17.5 cm
Height: 6 inches – 15 cm
Volume: 5 cups - 1.25 liters
Weight: 3.4 pounds (1462 gr) 
 
Don't forget to read the section about pottery care.
 
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