Made By Hand
A collection of one-of-a-kind objects made slowly, imperfectly, and with so much love. Hand-formed stoneware, shaped by trust, time, and patience.
ENVY Ceramic Set
Set of Two Handcrafted Stoneware Bowls
Two one-of-a-kind bowls, handmade in stoneware and finished in a deep, mossy green glaze. Rich, earthy, and beautifully imperfect, each piece reveals the natural character of the clay beneath it.
The set includes a shallow bowl with an exposed, unglazed interior and a companion double-dip dish with a raised central well, surrounded by a ring of glossy green. Both feature raw, textured rims, subtle variations in color, and the marks of the hand that made them.
A Note from the Maker
This year, I allowed myself to try something new, something I’d never done before. Week after week, I looked around the studio, green with envy, wondering when I’d make anything resembling a bowl, anything worth keeping. And then, one day, I did.
Designed to live together, but just as beautiful apart. For the table, for small rituals, or simply to be reminded that it’s okay to start something new, even if you have no idea what you’re doing.
Dimensions
Round bowl: approximately 5" diameter × 2.5" tall
Double-dip bowl: approximately 5.5" diameter × 2" tall
Details: Handcrafted stoneware, glossy green glaze, natural unglazed clay interiors. Sold as a set of two.
One set only. No two pieces will ever be exactly alike.
Becoming
One-of-a-kind handmade stoneware vessel
A small, sculptural vessel measuring approximately 5.5 inches tall, with a rounded body, narrow open top, and wide, flat bottom that allows it to stand on its own.
Handcrafted in earthy stoneware with a raw, textured surface and a speckled oxide finish. Warm rust tones, charcoal flecks, and dark mineral markings give the piece its weathered, organic appearance.
Made to hold a few dried stems, incense, or simply to hold its own space on a shelf.
A Note from the Maker
I've spent most of my life making things out of words. This year, I wanted to see what would happen if I tried making something with my hands instead. Something I couldn't edit, revise, or talk my way into getting right.
Clay has been a humbling teacher. It asks for patience I don't always have and a willingness to make things that look nothing like what I imagined it might look like.
This little vessel is one of those things. Not quite what I intended, but something I thought was beautiful enough to exist.
Let Go
One-of-a-kind handmade stoneware vessel
A small, hand-formed stoneware vessel with a rounded body, open top, and raised horizontal ridges. Finished with earthy iron oxide, revealing layers of warm rust, charcoal, and raw clay. Made to hold dried flowers or a candle.
Dimensions: Approximately 5.5 inches high × 5 inches wide.
A Note from the Maker
How much of our lives have we spent trying to control the outcome of things? Clay has been teaching me the value of letting go, that sometimes the most beautiful things only come through when you loosen your grip. This little vessel is a reminder that not everything needs to turn out the way you imagined, sometimes when you let go, it ends up being so much better.
More Mini Pitcher
One-of-a-kind handmade stoneware pitcher
A hand-formed stoneware pitcher with a softly flared opening, delicate pouring spout, and gently sculpted curves. Finished in warm ivory with natural speckling and subtle variations in texture.
Size: Approximately 6" high × 5.5" wide.
A Note from the Maker
Yes, thank you, more please. More joy. More pleasure. More play. More of the things that make us feel alive. We've been taught to want less, need less, take up less space. But what if we allowed ourselves to want more of what feels good? To fill our days with beauty, laughter, and little indulgences until our lives are so full they begin to overflow. This little pitcher is an invitation to do just that.