Names for Stone Look Pots

[penumbra]

Apologies for repeat posting but I tacked this inquiry onto a prior post and I thought it should be on its own because it is a separate issue and I seriously want suggestions from you.

I am getting ready to post 3 pots for sale from the same batch of pots that the giveaway pot was from, so they have a similar but different look. They were all fired together with the same stoneware clay body fired to cane 6. I have been calling them Stone look stoneware pots which is a descriptive enough name but redundant and a name I am not stuck on. A few names spring to mind, some serious like simple Stone Look Pots or Stone Edge Pots. Others not so serious like Stoned Pots. But I am tempted to reserve that name for pots with cannabis leaf imprints.
I am asking here for suggestions so if you would be so kind I would love to here some ideas.
Thank you all.

 

[Grovic]

How about "stone age pots" or "stone phase pots"?

 

[Tieball]

And you don’t have any photos of these pots to help the discussion?

 

[penumbra]

And you don’t have any photos of these pots to help the discussion?

It is the like the giveaway pot and like those I have shown before as stone look pots. Several pictures here already and don't want to confuse the issue about what is for sale until I decide on a name.
Thank you, it was probably an oversight on my part.

 

[Tieball]

It is the like the giveaway pot and like those I have shown before as stone look pots. Several pictures here already and don't want to confuse the issue about what is for sale until I decide on a name.
Thank you, it was probably an oversight on my part.

Okay. Fair enough. I have no idea what those pots looked like, or if I looked I’d probably find the wrong one. To me it seemed much more productive to show a pot photo and ask...what would you call this kind of pot? Would this pot be called a *** pot?
It’s just the path my mind took when I replied. No problem.

 

[penumbra]

How about "stone age pots" or "stone phase pots"?

Both good names, but I have to say, Stone Age Pots is not going to be easy to beat. It is stuck in my head now. I also make these platters and bowls of sorts that I sell quite a number of at different stores that could wear this name. Stone phase is very cool too but is maybe a little artsy for me. Reminds me of Monet's Blue Phase.

Pictured, bonsai pot and none bonsai platter

 

[penumbra]

Okay. Fair enough. I have no idea what those pots looked like, or if I looked I’d probably find the wrong one. To me it seemed much more productive to show a pot photo and ask...what would you call this kind of pot? Would this pot be called a *** pot?
It’s just the path my mind took when I replied. No problem.

I'm listening and have taken your very good suggestion.
Thank you.

 

[Flowerhouse]

+1 for Stone Age Pots.

 

[Pitoon]

+1 for "Penumbra Stone Age pot"

 

[penumbra]

+1 for "Penumbra Stone Age pot"

Clever. I was actually just mulling that idea around in my head. It does help identify and there is a sort of obscure logic as penumbra is kinda like a cusp, the meeting of dark and light.
Sometimes you finish my thoughts.

 

[TinyArt]

Suddenly, I want to see that platter’s glaze around the inside rim of a Stone Age pot...

 

[penumbra]

Suddenly, I want to see that platter’s glaze around the inside rim of a Stone Age pot...

You know, that is a good idea. With the drippy glazes though there will be no sharp contrasting line between glazed and unglazed. But based upon your comment, I will definitely give it a try.
Thank you so much.

 

[ABCarve]

Rock pot.

 

[TomB]

The traditional name would be a Kurama style pot (a genuine Kurama container is solid stone, of a specific type). I normally see things like this sold as ‘rock pots’ or just ‘slabs’.

 

[PA_Penjing]

Suddenly, I want to see that platter’s glaze around the inside rim of a Stone Age pot...

Would create a very geode kind of look

 

[penumbra]

Would create a very geode kind of look

I made some geode bowls some time back. Glazed the insides of bowls and used melted crushed glass in the center. It looked a bit like crystals.

 

[PA_Penjing]

One step ahead of us

 

[penumbra]

One step ahead of us

and two steps back!

 

[Wulfskaar]

Stoney Pot

 

[Leo in N E Illinois]

Penumbra Fossil Pot