01AUGStudio Notes
The Questions We Hear Most About Working With Clay
From which clay body to start with to why a glaze can look so different after firing — here are the answers we give again and again in the studio.
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Pots, mugs and decor, made for everyday rituals
A small-batch collection of hand-thrown ceramics, glazed in warm earth tones and built to be lived with — not put away.
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From the Journal
Notes, ideas and stories from the studio
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24JULIdeas
Five Ceramic Gifts That Are Actually Worth Giving
A handmade object carries a kind of attention that a gift card never will. These are the pieces we reach for when we want to give something that lasts.
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21JULInspiration
The Story Behind Our Daybreak Glaze
Some glazes arrive by accident. Daybreak came from a misfired test tile and a stubborn refusal to throw it away.
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