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The Alchemy of Glaze: Finding Color in Stone

Go behind the scenes into our glaze laboratory, where chemistry meets artistry. We explore how raw minerals—copper, cobalt, iron—are transformed through fire into the deep, vibrant surfaces that define our work. It’s a process of patience, experimentation, and a little bit of magic.

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An Interview with Our Glaze Technician

"Glaze chemistry is like cooking a meal that takes a thousand degrees to cook. You mix the ingredients, but you only see the result after it's been through the fire. That moment of opening the kiln is always one of suspense and wonder."

We sat down with Marcus Thorne to discuss his meticulous process of developing our signature glazes, the challenges of working with raw materials, and where he finds inspiration for new color palettes. His work is the final, transformative touch on every piece that leaves our studio.

Our Process

From Concept to Creation

Every ceramic form begins not with clay, but with a line on paper. Our sketchbooks are filled with explorations of shape, proportion, and balance. This initial design phase ensures that by the time we approach the wheel, our hands are guided by a clear and deliberate vision, elevating a simple pot into a piece of functional sculpture.

An open sketchbook showing drawings of ceramic forms.
The final ceramic vase, seemingly lifted from the sketchbook page.

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