Made slowly.
Used every day.
Mugs, bowls, plates and vases thrown by hand in a two-person studio, fired in small batches and glazed in five colors that go together.
0 pieces left in batch 41. It ships Thursday.
The whole kiln
Every piece is a little different. Glaze pools where it wants to, and that's the point. Filter by what you need or by the color of your shelves.
Build a set, save 15%
A plate, a bowl and a cup for each person at your table. Mix the glazes or keep them matched.
1How many people?
2Plate
3Bowl
4Cup or mug
Two wheels, one kiln, no shortcuts
Every piece starts as a pound of local stoneware clay. It's thrown, trimmed a day later, bisque fired, dipped in glaze and fired again to cone 6. A batch takes about three weeks from wet clay to your door, so when a piece sells out, the next batch is already drying on the shelves.
Built for the dishwasher
Dishwasher and microwave
Everything is vitrified stoneware. Run it with the rest of your dishes. Skip the oven broiler and very sudden temperature jumps.
Packed to survive
Each piece ships in molded paper pulp, no foam. If anything arrives broken, send a photo and we'll replace it from the next batch.
Seconds, at a discount
Pieces with a glaze skip or a small wobble go to the seconds shelf at 40% off. They work exactly the same.