View fullsize Oooo I see the banana peel in the first slide of pit fired pieces 🍌. Pit firing is wild, literally! ✨
View fullsize Layering light adds texture and depth to a space, and it doesn’t have to be complicated. With just a glowing lamp in a cozy corner and the calm flame of an oil lamp on an occasional table in the foreground you’ve created depth and atmosph
View fullsize I used to hate trimming. It was always the point at which the beautiful form I had painstakingly thrown would be ruined. Thankfully I feel differently now. Trimming is now when a form is imperfectly perfected. It’s when I refine a shape to a de
View fullsize Test tiles help when developing new glazes, but there is nothing like seeing how a glaze flows on different forms. 3 different shapes here tell me so much more than a test tile ever could. I think I’m liking the subtle movement in this particul
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View fullsize At this point I’ve hoarded so many oil lamps in my home it’s starting to look like a church in here. I can’t help it, their glow makes me happy popped here and there in little corners in my space. On the mantle. On a shelf. Even on
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View fullsize These oil lamps remind me of big seed pods. This carving texture feels so close to nature. There’s a place for lovely glazes, but boy do I adore the qualities of raw clay🤩✨
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