Handmade pottery from Athens, Georgia

Our December 11th Shop Update has sold out. Thank you so much to everyone who put their support behind us and did us the highest honor of wanting a piece.

I know not everyone was able to get the pieces that they wanted, and I know how frustrating and disappointing that can be. I’ll be making an ENTIRE FLOCK of fat birds for our next firing, to hopefully make some more folks happy next time. The timing of our next update will depend on the state of my health, and how my hands are doing and much they’ll let me do. We’ll be sure to post on IG and FB along the way, if you’d like to follow us.

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✨Annual Donation “Sale”✨THIS SATURDAY at Good Dirt, 10am-5pm (or until the last pot is gone). This Saturday (the 18th) Rob and I will be joined by 14 other potters (and the very generous Rita of @rrsecretfarm) in what, I hope, each year
A thank you… I think one of the greatest joys in this world is being seen and accepted for who we are, flaws, insecurities, warts and all. And I think it’s something that doesn’t happen very often. Not because people aren’t
Shop Update This Saturday! Two days! And, here is my POTK (Pick of the Kiln) which will be for sale in this update, a Great Egret in the Cattails. This vase represents a place that is truly special to me, a wild little island off the coast of Georg
This Tiger Lily vase will be in the shop update this Saturday, December 11th @ 1pm EST. This is one of my favorite pieces from the woodfiring. I wasn’t sure how much detail I would be able to get on these new pieces, without being able to Mish
Juicy Dogwoods Sometimes, even thought you don’t deserve it, the wood kiln makes a pot extra extra juicy. Thank you, woodkiln. This vase has crystals, natural ash glaze, colors from soft peaches to creams and pale yellows and the inside glaze
Fat Birds 🐥💛🐥💛 Well, what can I say? I love fat birds. The tinier the wings and the rounder the bellies, the better. The black underglaze that I used for the birds got a silvery metallic cast to it, making them look like little Rubenesque superh
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Well, all I can say is that I must have been feeling pretty dang cheeky when I painted this one. For a girl who works in black & white, adding yellow (and not just any yellow, but YELLOW) is definitely me putting on my sassy pants. I’m the
I’m drawn to the quirky flowers. The weird ones. The ones that break the pattern and stand out among a field of symmetry. The petals that twist out of line, breaking the rules of “perfection” and where they’re “supposed&
You know the saying, "Don't put all your eggs in one basket?" Well, being 56% stubborn, 24% pottery Evil Knievel, and 20% whimsically optimistic, I put every single piece of pottery I’ve made over the past 7 months into a single wood
Work in Progress: Goldfinch & Coneflowers The best thing about not being able to do what you've always done is, well, that you can't do what you've always done. Sidenote: This is also the worst thing. A counterintuitive thing happens when you
When we pulled this daffodil mug out of the wood kiln, I hated it. H-A-T-E-D-I-T. Yes, in screamy all-caps and stabby little dashes. Back in May, after months of struggling with impaired vision and motor skills, there was a small window of time whe