A broad hand-thrown stoneware bowl with a softly altered rim and translucent oat glaze. Made as a generous centerpiece for salads, fruit or shared sides; subtle throwing lines remain visible.
Material: Speckled stoneware · Dimensions: 12 in diameter × 3.5 in high
A tall stoneware carafe with a pulled handle and iron-washed lower body. The narrow lip supports a clean pour while its warm surface works equally well with water or gathered stems.
Material: High-fired stoneware · Capacity: 42 fl oz
Two handleless cups shaped for tea, coffee or a small pour. A dark exterior breaks to warm bronze over the carved band, making each fired surface slightly different.
A quiet, architectural vessel for one branch or a few clipped stems. The faceted body is hand-built and brushed with a chalk-white slip over warm clay.
Material: Hand-built stoneware · Dimensions: 3.25 × 9 in
A soft wool throw with broad bands of plum, clay and unbleached yarn. The balanced medium weight is suited to the end of a bed or a cool evening chair.
A cross-back linen canvas apron with a divided front pocket and reinforced tool loop. Designed for cooking, potting and everyday studio work without pulling at the neck.
Material: Linen-cotton canvas · Fit: Adjustable cross-back, one size
Three small walnut bowls turned with low walls and a stable foot. Their varied diameters hold salt, spices, rings or the tiny pieces that gather by a work surface.
A carved white oak tray with one long trough and a circular well. It gathers pencils, keys and small objects while keeping the grain and tool marks in view.
Material: Quarter-sawn white oak · Dimensions: 13 × 5 × 1 in