by R.A. Harper We’ve all seen them, the stacks of charred and blackened cauldrons left to collect dust in corners, on back steps, or occasionally used as planters in gardens. They are the pewter cauldrons we start with, or the ones we can afford in the moment, or maybe the cauldrons we use because we…
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