Each bowl, mug, and vase that leaves our small studio is wheel-thrown, trimmed, glazed, and woodfired by Gladys and her apprentices. No molds. No shortcuts. Just clay, time, and the kind of attention you can feel.
Each piece is dishwasher safe, microwave safe, and built to last decades of daily use.
Reclaimed stoneware is wedged by hand to remove air and aligned for the wheel. Each form is thrown one at a time — no two are identical.
After a slow week-long dry, pieces are trimmed on the wheel, bisque-fired, then dipped in glazes mixed in small batches in our studio.
Final firing reaches cone 10 (about 2,381°F) over 14 hours. Ash and flame leave marks that only fire can make.
“I bought a set of mugs three years ago and they’re still my favorites in the cabinet. The weight is just right and they feel warm in the hand. Worth every penny.”
“Gladys’ weekend workshop was the most relaxed I’ve been in years. I came home with two wonky little bowls and a real sense of what slow craft means.”
Clay Broussard