Junkyard Dog Kitchen Penland School of Craft and

Penland School of Craft and Arrowmont School of Craft

The non-shiny texture on the outside is a process of layering oxides and engobes that leaves the surface feeling like leather in your hand - an especially interesting texture when you are drinking something cold

This piece stands firmly on a round base that can also be screwed to any surface

And if you don't want to dust all those crevices with a Q-tip

Junkyard Dog Kitchen Penland School of Craft andClearly the artist here has a sense of humour. his love of fun and loose style drawing comes out in this playful collection of creatures. JP hand cuts his designs with a plasma cutter in recycled steel, often with the original paint still on it. The result is rustic, creative and no two pieces are ever alike. Each piece of 'Dog Bite Steel' art has been painted then sealed with a clear coat to protect from further rusting. If this piece is left