Made to be
used, not
displayed.
Tableware thrown on the wheel, glazed in small batches and fired twice in a kiln you can see from the shop.
Wheel thrown tableware for daily use
Made for the dishwasher. Every glaze is tested for daily use. This is not shelf pottery.
An open studio. The wheels are in the same room as the shop. Come and watch.
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Everyday plates
Stoneware, dishwasher safe, stackable, in four glazes.
Mugs and cups
Thrown to a comfortable weight with a handle that fits a hand.
Serving pieces
Large bowls and platters made in very small numbers.
Beginner wheel class
Three hours, two pieces fired and glazed, all materials included.
Studio membership
Wheel time, shelf space and firing, billed monthly.
Restaurant wholesale
Custom glazes and repeatable forms for hospitality.
What this place is about
What people say
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“The mug has become the only one I use.”Sample customer review
“Took the beginner class as a gift and signed up for membership the same week.”Sample student
“They matched our restaurant glaze across three reorders.”Sample wholesale client
Three steps, no mystery
Throw
Wheel thrown to a set weight, trimmed the next day.
Bisque
A first firing to make it hard enough to glaze.
Glaze and fire
Dipped, wiped and fired again to full temperature.
Before you ask
All of it. Microwave too, unless the piece has a metallic glaze.
None. Most people have never touched a wheel before.
Usually within a month, as a single piece.
Yes, with custom glazes and a repeatable form sheet.
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