Oyster ShellAlmost 5" tall x 4. 5" at belly, 3" at lip. Keep in mind that I grew up in the very deep south, essentially at the marshy edge of the Gulf of Mexico, where oysters are prolific, and not only consumed, but the shells are used as a replacement for gravel, which is not widely available from anywhere nearby. I speak from experience when I say that falling on gravel is a much less painful experience, as oyster shells are quite sharp. In truth, there are a

2" opening

does not respond well to live flame so nearby

White Navy and Adzuki

and two pounds of our shelled pecans

the opening on the top is not centered

The idea of adding a foot

and then use them for something like a risotto

Easily the tallest piece I have done so far

All four of our classic dry beans

A well formed face

Little bit wavy at the rim

just shy of 1