Artisan Ceramic Vase Collection

Current Collection

Tall cylindrical vase in matte sage green glaze with subtle texture from hand-throwing marks

Sage Cylinder Vase

$185 · In Stock

Wabi-Sabi Bowl

$145 · In Stock

Ocean Mist Bud Vase

$95 · 2 left

Wide terracotta planter with geometric carved pattern and drainage holes

Carved Terracotta Planter

$220 · Pre-order

Lavender glazed moon jar with crackle finish inspired by Korean celadon pottery

Lavender Moon Jar

$340 · Sold Out

Set of three nesting stoneware bowls in speckled cream with raw clay exterior

Nesting Bowl Set (3)

$275 · In Stock

About Our Ceramics

Every piece in the Kiln & Clay collection is hand-thrown on the wheel by one of our five resident potters. We use locally sourced stoneware clay and develop our glazes in-house using natural mineral pigments. No two pieces are identical.

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Our Process

1. Throwing

Each piece begins on the potter's wheel, where the clay is centered and shaped by hand. This process takes 15-30 minutes depending on the size and complexity of the form.

2. Drying & Trimming

After throwing, pieces dry slowly for 2-3 days before being trimmed on the wheel to refine the foot ring and smooth the surface. Carved details are added at this leather-hard stage.

3. Bisque Firing

Dried pieces are loaded into our electric kilns for the first firing at 1830°F (1000°C). This 12-hour firing transforms the clay from fragile greenware into durable bisqueware.

4. Glazing & Final Firing

Each piece is hand-dipped or brushed with our proprietary glazes, then fired a second time at 2300°F (1260°C) for 14 hours. The high temperature creates the durable, food-safe finish.