Stoneware · thrown in Asheville
Pots for everyday rituals.
Cups for slow mornings, bowls for long dinners, vases for whatever the garden gives. Every piece thrown by hand and fired to 1,280 °C.
This week: Riverbed series · 24 pieces
22November
Next kiln opening
About 140 new pieces go online at 10 am Eastern. Subscribers get an hour's head start.
From the last firing
Still on the shelf
Glaze library
Six glazes, mixed by hand
Celadonsoft jade, pools green
Tenmokuiron black, rust edges
Shinomilky, flashes orange
Wood ashfrom our own kiln
Cobaltdeep, glassy blue
Copper redfickle, never the same
Local clay
Dug from the riverbank, two miles away.
We blend wild clay from the French Broad river with a reliable stoneware body. It brings iron speckles and small surprises to every firing — which is why no two of our cups are alike.
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