Speckled stoneware, oat and rust
Made by hand, so no two are quite alike.
Mugs, bowls, plates and vases from a small pottery studio. Each piece varies a little in glaze and shape, and all of it is made to be used every day.
From the studio
Start with a mug.
Set the whole table.
Everyday Mug
$38Wheel-thrown speckled stoneware. Holds 12 oz.
Oat or Rust
Rust Pasta Bowl
$469 inches across and deep enough for soup.
Dinner Plates, Set of 4
$14810.5 inches, speckled oat glaze, raw clay rim.
Pour-Over Dripper
$54Fits a #2 cone filter and sits on most mugs.
Bud Vase
$325 inches tall, glazed inside so it holds water.
Rust Planter
from $58Drainage hole and a matching saucer.
6 or 8 inch
Two glazes
Oat for the everyday.
Rust when you want warmth on the table.
Everything in the studio comes back to two finishes. Mix them, match them, or let one carry the whole set.
Speckled
Oat
A pale, speckled glaze with the raw clay showing at the rim. Quiet enough to go with anything you cook.
Warm
Rust
The studio's signature color, on bowls, planters and mugs.
Shop by room
From the first coffee
to the last stem.
A small pottery studio
Each one varies a little in glaze and shape. That is the point.