“White marbled ceramic altar jar resting on a black block. On-image text reads ‘White Marbled’ and ‘8.5cm / 3.25" Dia.’ Smooth rounded lid with sculpted handle. Displayed on light wood surface.”

Ceramic Vessels: Minimalist Ritual Pottery | Aetherium × Archibald

White Marbled
$69.00
$69.00
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“White marbled ceramic altar jar resting on a black block. On-image text reads ‘White Marbled’ and ‘8.5cm / 3.25" Dia.’ Smooth rounded lid with sculpted handle. Displayed on light wood surface.”
  • “White marbled ceramic altar jar resting on a black block. On-image text reads ‘White Marbled’ and ‘8.5cm / 3.25" Dia.’ Smooth rounded lid with sculpted handle. Displayed on light wood surface.”
  • “Hero image showing three handmade ceramic altar vessels: a white marbled lidded jar on a black block, a brown rounded altar bowl, and a green lidded jar. On-image text reads ‘Ceramic Altar Jars’ and ‘Handmade Artisan Pottery.’ Aetherium x Archibald logo at bottom right.”
  • “Green glazed ceramic altar jar with the lid resting behind the bowl to show the interior. On-image text reads ‘Green Jar’ and ‘8cm / 3" Dia.’ Handmade stoneware shown on rustic grey wood.”
  • “Brown and black reactive-glaze ceramic altar bowl shown on a black display block. On-image text reads ‘Rusty Bowl’ and ‘10 cm / 4" Dia.’ Handmade rounded stoneware with deep interior.”
  • A small white-and-blue marbled ceramic altar jar shown open on lightly weathered wood. The lid, placed onthe jar, has a rounded handle and cloud-like blue marbling. The interior reveals matching cool-toned glaze swirls. This is the “White Marbled” jar variation, approx. 8.5 cm / 3.25 inches diameter.
  • “White and blue marbled ceramic altar jar with the lid placed beside the open bowl, showing glossy swirl glazing inside. Handmade pottery styled on rustic grey wood. Part of the Aetherium x Archibald altar jar set.”
  • A small white-and-blue marbled ceramic altar jar shown open on lightly weathered wood. The lid, placed beside the jar, has a rounded handle and cloud-like blue marbling. The interior reveals matching cool-toned glaze swirls. This is the “White Marbled” jar variation, approx. 8.5 cm / 3.25 inches diameter.
  • Underside details of the White Marbled altar jar. The jar is flipped to show its unglazed foot ring and subtle lavender-blue marbling on the exterior. The lid sits beside it, facing upward to reveal its marbled glaze pattern and rounded handle. Photographed on warm plank wood for continuity.
  • “Reactive-glaze brown ceramic altar bowl with deep rounded shape and a black interior. Shown on warm farmhouse wood. Part of the Aetherium x Archibald altar vessel collection.”
  • Top-down view of the Rusty Bowl, showing its smooth black interior and rounded rim with mottled rust and charcoal glaze. The bowl sits on aged wooden planks. This open-form vessel is the “Rusty Bowl” variation, approx. 10 cm / 4 inches diameter.
  • A close front view of the Rusty Bowl altar vessel on warm farmhouse wood. The exterior features layered smokey red, brown, and black glazes with a rounded, hand-thrown silhouette. No text overlays appear in this image. Part of the altar jar set offering.
  • “Open green ceramic altar jar displayed on light farmhouse wood, showing the lid with carved concentric rings beside the matching bowl base. Handmade pottery with soft green glaze and cream stoneware foot. Part of the Aetherium x Archibald ceramic altar collection.”
  • A small handmade ceramic altar jar in soft olive green glaze shown with the lid removed. The lid displays raised concentric rings; the base shows a smooth interior and pale unglazed foot. Both pieces rest on light farmhouse-style wood. This jar is labeled “Green Jar” in other product photos and measures approximately 8 cm / 3 inches in diameter.
  • “White marbled ceramic altar jar resting on a black block. On-image text reads ‘White Marbled’ and ‘8.5cm / 3.25" Dia.’ Smooth rounded lid with sculpted handle. Displayed on light wood surface.”
  • “Hero image showing three handmade ceramic altar vessels: a white marbled lidded jar on a black block, a brown rounded altar bowl, and a green lidded jar. On-image text reads ‘Ceramic Altar Jars’ and ‘Handmade Artisan Pottery.’ Aetherium x Archibald logo at bottom right.”
  • “Green glazed ceramic altar jar with the lid resting behind the bowl to show the interior. On-image text reads ‘Green Jar’ and ‘8cm / 3" Dia.’ Handmade stoneware shown on rustic grey wood.”
  • “Brown and black reactive-glaze ceramic altar bowl shown on a black display block. On-image text reads ‘Rusty Bowl’ and ‘10 cm / 4" Dia.’ Handmade rounded stoneware with deep interior.”
  • A small white-and-blue marbled ceramic altar jar shown open on lightly weathered wood. The lid, placed onthe jar, has a rounded handle and cloud-like blue marbling. The interior reveals matching cool-toned glaze swirls. This is the “White Marbled” jar variation, approx. 8.5 cm / 3.25 inches diameter.
  • “White and blue marbled ceramic altar jar with the lid placed beside the open bowl, showing glossy swirl glazing inside. Handmade pottery styled on rustic grey wood. Part of the Aetherium x Archibald altar jar set.”
  • A small white-and-blue marbled ceramic altar jar shown open on lightly weathered wood. The lid, placed beside the jar, has a rounded handle and cloud-like blue marbling. The interior reveals matching cool-toned glaze swirls. This is the “White Marbled” jar variation, approx. 8.5 cm / 3.25 inches diameter.
  • Underside details of the White Marbled altar jar. The jar is flipped to show its unglazed foot ring and subtle lavender-blue marbling on the exterior. The lid sits beside it, facing upward to reveal its marbled glaze pattern and rounded handle. Photographed on warm plank wood for continuity.
  • “Reactive-glaze brown ceramic altar bowl with deep rounded shape and a black interior. Shown on warm farmhouse wood. Part of the Aetherium x Archibald altar vessel collection.”
  • Top-down view of the Rusty Bowl, showing its smooth black interior and rounded rim with mottled rust and charcoal glaze. The bowl sits on aged wooden planks. This open-form vessel is the “Rusty Bowl” variation, approx. 10 cm / 4 inches diameter.
  • A close front view of the Rusty Bowl altar vessel on warm farmhouse wood. The exterior features layered smokey red, brown, and black glazes with a rounded, hand-thrown silhouette. No text overlays appear in this image. Part of the altar jar set offering.
  • “Open green ceramic altar jar displayed on light farmhouse wood, showing the lid with carved concentric rings beside the matching bowl base. Handmade pottery with soft green glaze and cream stoneware foot. Part of the Aetherium x Archibald ceramic altar collection.”
  • A small handmade ceramic altar jar in soft olive green glaze shown with the lid removed. The lid displays raised concentric rings; the base shows a smooth interior and pale unglazed foot. Both pieces rest on light farmhouse-style wood. This jar is labeled “Green Jar” in other product photos and measures approximately 8 cm / 3 inches in diameter.
Ceramic Vessels: Minimalist Ritual Pottery | Aetherium × Archibald

Ceramic Vessels: Minimalist Ritual Pottery | Aetherium × Archibald

$69.00
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Bring presence and texture to your altar with these handcrafted ceramic vessels, each made in collaboration with Seattle ceramic artist Annie Archibald. Every jar and bowl is shaped by hand and finished with layered glazes that settle into natural patterns—marbled whites, soft greens, deep rust tones. The forms are simple and grounded, meant to hold small things with intention.

Each piece has its own character. The lidded vessels offer quiet containment, while the open bowl works well for offerings or items you reach for regularly. All variations are listed individually so you can choose the one that fits your space.

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White Marbled Jar: 8.5 cm / 3.25" diameter
Green Jar: 8 cm / 3" diameter
Rusty Bowl: 10 cm / 4" diameter

Food-safe glaze
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