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Iron-rich clay from a quarry two hours east of Portland, blended with a little of last batch’s reclaim.
Batch 07 — The autumn kiln is open
Hand-thrown stoneware and olive-wood pieces, fired in batches of forty and made to be used every single day.
Batch 07 — Featured
Four pieces from the autumn firing. When they’re gone, the next batch opens in six weeks.
Lookbook — Autumn 07
Every photograph is taken under a single lamp. Move the lens over any image to see the glaze up close.
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Unglazed, still warm from the kiln
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Afternoon stripes on white ash
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Speckled cup, long shadow
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Plates for a long table
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Kiln to doorstep
Nothing is made to stock. Each batch moves through the studio together — from a quarry east of the city to your table.
Iron-rich clay from a quarry two hours east of Portland, blended with a little of last batch’s reclaim.
Every piece is weighed, centred and thrown by hand — then trimmed at leather-hard and dried slowly under cloth.
A bisque firing, hand-poured glazes, then fourteen hours climbing to 1,280°C. Forty pieces, never more.
Numbered, photographed and wrapped in recycled paper. Carbon-neutral delivery to your door in days.
Letters from customers · 4.9 average from 1,200 orders
“The carafe is the first thing I touch every morning. It pours like it was made for my hand.”
Hana RuizAsh Carafe · Brooklyn, NYJournal
Care guides, kiln diaries and slow recipes — written by the people who make the pieces.

Batch 08 opens November 12
Shop what’s left of Batch 07 today, or join the letter for first pick of the next forty pieces.