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From the blog
- Handmade pottery gift guide 2026: what to buy and for whom
- How to buy pottery as a gift when you don't know their taste
- A mug for two: small pottery gifts for Valentine's and after
- Father's Day pottery gifts: a mug that fits a big hand
- Which mug size should I buy? 8, 12 or 16 ounces
- Handles day: the Summers mugs, part 2, and a birthday box of new tools
- How to choose a handmade bowl you'll use every day
- Gifts for newlyweds: handmade pottery for a couple who has everything
- Is handmade pottery food safe? The glaze questions I get most
- The first pot thrown in my home studio: a spiral vase and a black shirt
- Mother's Day pottery gifts that get used, not displayed
- Handmade pottery gift guide 2026: what to buy and for whom
Frequently Asked Questions
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Yes. Every piece is wheel-thrown, trimmed and glazed in small batches in my Logan, Utah studio.
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Yes. All functional pieces are made with food-safe glazes and fired to vitrification for durability and everyday use.
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Yes. High-fired stoneware handles the dishwasher and the microwave. Hand washing keeps the surface at its best over the years.
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Yes, some. I take commissions when they fit my current forms, materials and firing schedule.
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Variation is part of the process. Each piece is handmade and fired, so differences in size, surface, and glaze are expected and intentional.
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New pieces are released as firings are completed. Updates are shared through my online channels.