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Three angular faceted bands stacked into a form that looks carved rather than thrown, each section meeting the next at a sharp diagonal ridge. Now in plant-based plastic with a single bevelled working edge: only the chamfered face contacts the wall, so each facet lands flat and each ridge stays crisp without rib chatter spoiling the geometry. The result sits somewhere between modernist sculpture and ancient stonework. No glaze needed, no decoration required. The rib does all the talking.
Read moreThree angular faceted bands stacked into a form that looks carved rather than thrown, each section meeting the next at a sharp diagonal ridge. Now in plant-based plastic with a single bevelled working edge: only the chamfered face contacts the wall, so each facet lands flat and each ridge stays crisp without rib chatter spoiling the geometry. The result sits somewhere between modernist sculpture and ancient stonework. No glaze needed, no decoration required. The rib does all the talking.
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Size
Dimensions4.7 × 2 in
Material
Material
Plant-based Plastic
Delivery
Ships in
7 days
Available across United States
How to use
Designed for gripThe cut-out holes are for your fingers. Hook a finger or thumb through one or two of them for a secure hold, even when your hands are slick with slip.
Find the right angleHold the rib at a low angle against the clay and let the shaped edge do the work. Light, steady pressure smooths walls and pulls profiles into shape without gouging.
Rinse and goRinse off slip and clay residue under the tap and wipe dry. A soft brush helps lift dried clay out of the finger holes.
Cool water onlyStick to cool or lukewarm water. Hot water and dishwashers can soften the material and dull the profile over time.
Store out of direct sunlightKeep ribs in your tool drawer or a shaded shelf. Prolonged UV exposure can slowly weaken plant-based plastic.
Treat the edge gentlyThe shaped edge is what does the work. Avoid dropping the rib onto hard surfaces or stacking heavy tools on top of it — a chipped edge will leave streaks on your pots.
