2025 Holiday Collections
In summer 2025 we constructed a new wood kiln at the studio. Earlier this month, we fired the new train kiln for the very first time. This new collection of work includes some of my very favorites from this first firing. Click here to view the full collection from firing #1.
New Advent Calendars by Brooke are NOW AVAILABLE! Brooke also has new gift cards printed and ready to ship. See the full collection of all calendars and cards here.
Check out the soda fired earthenware, and Justin Rothshank tableware collections for additional new pieces. These sections are being updated regularly during the holiday season.
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Low Fire Soda Online Workshop
Join us for this two-hour webinar to get an inside look at Justin Rothshank’s low-fire soda process—from surface prep to final finishing. This is an unprecedented opportunity to see Justin's video Soda Firing Earthenware with him on hand to answer your questions!
Plus, after the video viewing, Justin will demonstrate how he has been incorporating glass and side-firing techniques into his soda firings! If you’re curious about atmospheric firing on a smaller scale and at lower temperatures, this webinar is the perfect introduction!
Brand New Work from the Brand New Kiln
In summer 2025 we constructed a new wood kiln here at the studio. Earlier this month, we fired the new train kiln for the very first time. This new collection of work includes some of my very favorites from this first firing.
New Collaborations
I've added a few new pieces made in collaboration with David Swenson and a few cups made in collaboration with Liz Pechacek to the website. 50% of the sales price from these collabs will be donated to our local food pantry, The Window.
Soda Fired Earthenware
Justin Rothshank Tableware
New Knives
Layton was featured by Origin Blade Maker, the company that made his sander/grinder. Read the article here.
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