This piece is part of my Studio Line—one-of-a-kind work that explores form, glaze, and process beyond my established collections.
Studio Line Wine Cup
This one-of-a-kind (Thank goodness!) wine cup is a studio experiment that leans fully into irregularity. The glaze fired unevenly, creating areas of turquoise pooling, muted earth tones, and abrupt transitions where the surface broke and shifted in the kiln. The result is unpredictable and intentionally unresolved.
The form itself is simple and sturdy, but the surface tells a more chaotic story—drips, thin spots, and unexpected color changes are all part of the piece. This is not a refined or polished glaze line, and it wasn’t edited or corrected after firing.
This cup is best suited for someone who enjoys process-driven work, unusual kiln results, or pieces that show what actually happens when materials are pushed. If you’re looking for symmetry or consistency, this probably isn’t the right piece—and that’s okay.
Details
Each piece is handcrafted with care and made to be enjoyed every day. For the longest life, we recommend hand washing and avoiding the microwave—just a little extra love to keep your pottery beautiful for years to come.
Pieces are shown in a variety of lighting conditions, but without filters. Please note that actual product colors and finishes may vary slightly from what appears on your screen due to differences in monitor settings and lighting. Because every piece is made by hand, natural variations in shape, texture, and glaze are part of the charm and uniqueness of each creation.
This piece is part of my Studio Line—one-of-a-kind work that explores form, glaze, and process beyond my established collections.
Studio Line Wine Cup
This one-of-a-kind (Thank goodness!) wine cup is a studio experiment that leans fully into irregularity. The glaze fired unevenly, creating areas of turquoise pooling, muted earth tones, and abrupt transitions where the surface broke and shifted in the kiln. The result is unpredictable and intentionally unresolved.
The form itself is simple and sturdy, but the surface tells a more chaotic story—drips, thin spots, and unexpected color changes are all part of the piece. This is not a refined or polished glaze line, and it wasn’t edited or corrected after firing.
This cup is best suited for someone who enjoys process-driven work, unusual kiln results, or pieces that show what actually happens when materials are pushed. If you’re looking for symmetry or consistency, this probably isn’t the right piece—and that’s okay.
Details
Each piece is handcrafted with care and made to be enjoyed every day. For the longest life, we recommend hand washing and avoiding the microwave—just a little extra love to keep your pottery beautiful for years to come.
Pieces are shown in a variety of lighting conditions, but without filters. Please note that actual product colors and finishes may vary slightly from what appears on your screen due to differences in monitor settings and lighting. Because every piece is made by hand, natural variations in shape, texture, and glaze are part of the charm and uniqueness of each creation.
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