The pottery I create is intended to look good, feel good, and perform its intended task with ease and style.
Finger Bowl - Great for dipping sauces, rings and ear rings, salt and seasoning, daily vitamins, crystals, sipping mezcal, or holding any of your little trinkets
Butter Dish - a flat rimmed dish with a matching dome cover made to help keep your butter covered when not in use.
Garlic Jar - tear drop shaped lidded jar created to store your fresh garlic in a ventilated and dark place within reach of your cutting board.
Sugar Jar - Jar designed with a notch in the lid that allows the sugar spoon’s handle to stick out for easy access and storage. come with wooden spoon.
Spoon Rest - Flat dish with a partially laid down wall created to rest your cooking utensils near the stove while helping keep the counter clean.
Small Spouted Pitcher - with a volume between 25-32oz these pitchers can be watering cans for your plant babies, decanters for your wine or a properly sized gray boat for a thanksgiving table.
Baking Dish - Classic square (9”x 9”) and rectangle (9”x 13”) dimensions with endless possibilities. Baking brownies, Mac n cheese, focaccia bread, Detroit style pizza or roasting meats and vegetables to name a few.
Plates - Heavy dinner sized plates with a think and stable trimmed foot.
Mug - Designed for daily and made with a large comfortable handle. Mugs have a flat bottom so you don’t have to deal with a puddle of water when removing from the dishwasher. Dishwasher, Microwave safe.
Butter Crock - The butter is stored in the lid portion of the crock and when not in use it slides down into the base dipping into a small amount of water creating an airtight seal.
Salt Cellar - Jar created to store salt. Counter top salt makes adding a pinch of salt to a recipe or a handful of salt to boiling water for pasta a simple task.
Creamer - Small 1/2 cup sized pitcher created to hold milk or cream for guests to easily add cream to their coffee. Also works great for melting a stick of butter or warming syrup for waffles and pancakes.
Garlic Grater Plate - a small, ceramic plate with bumps in the bottom. It pulverizes the garlic when you rub it over the bumps. works great with ginger and fresh wasabi.
Berry Bowl with Drip Tray - Small colander created to wash and display fresh berries. I personally use mine for cherry tomato storage as I tend to have salads for lunch.
Large Mixing Bowl- The classic mixing bowl made for doughs, cookies, mashed potatoes, salads, cake batter and anything else you might need a large bowl for.
Soup Bowl - Traditional bowls great for everyday use. Soups, cereal, salad, risotto, are all great in one of these bowls.
Footed Cup - small cups with big usage. These cups are great for juice, milk, tea. But I tend to use them mostly for splitting a large can of beer with my best friend (wife).
Oil Bottle - Bottle created to store your precious oils and vinegars out of the sunlight in an attractive vessel.
Herb Stripper Bowl - small kitchen gadget disguised as a cute little bowl. This design has small holes along a portion of the rim that strips fresh herb leaves from their stems when pulled through the holes.
Honey Jar - Pot bellied jar with a notched lid that allows the honey stick to protrude out for easy access.
Small Mixing Bowl - Bowl with a pour spout and small trimmed base that doubles as a handle. Great for scrambling eggs, mixing salad dressings or a small batch of pancake batter.
“Tea Sets” - the combination of a mug and finger bowl creates the perfect little tea set. Keeping the warmth in while the teas steeps and providing you with a resting place for your finished tea bag.
Platter - Large flat dish designed to help serve meals.
Rice Bowl - small bowls perfect for rice, desserts, apple sauce and ice cream.