Ceramic studio · Small batch
Round things, thrown square to the hand.
Mugs, cups and vessels made one at a time on the wheel. Cobalt, oat and charcoal glazes fired to cone 6 — built for every morning, not just the shelf.
6pieces in this firing
From the latest firing
View all piecesFour steps, about three weeks, per mug.
- Step 1
Throw
Each form is centered and pulled on the wheel from about a pound of stoneware.
- Step 2
Trim
Leather-hard pieces are flipped, trimmed for a clean foot, and handles are attached.
- Step 3
Bisque
A first firing to cone 04 turns clay into something that can hold glaze.
- Step 4
Glaze & fire
Dipped by hand, then fired to cone 6 so every piece is food- and dishwasher-safe.
The studio
One wheel, one kiln, and a shelf that's always full.
I'm Jane. I make functional pottery in short runs, so a glaze you love might not come back exactly the same. That's the point — every mug carries the marks of the day it was made.
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