Featured Pottery
Rebekah Pitcher {Green and Red}
$ 140.00
Rebekah pitcher made and signed by Robert. Traditional Southern Appalachian piece with high handle. Every pot is handmade and unique. No two are exactly alike and... View full product details
Robert Signature Bear Scene Bowl {Mountain}
$ 275.00
Shallow, wide rim bowl made by Robert with bear scene carved by Katie. View full product details
Robert Signature Carved Leaf Bowl {Classic White}
$ 275.00
Decorative bowl made by Robert with intricate leaf design carved by Katie. Every pot is handmade and unique. No two are exactly alike and they... View full product details
Robert Signature Leaf Bowl {Rainbow Falls}
$ 275.00
Robert made this large bowl with a gorgeous red glaze. View full product details
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Throw
Pottery begins in the simplest way; with stoneware clay, a wheel, and a ton of patience.
Dry
After the piece has dried to a consistency known as leather hard, leaves, carvings, and handles are applied. The piece then requires five to seven days to dry out completely.
Glaze
After the bisque firing, a glaze is applied. This is where the pot gets its beautiful color.
Fire
The final step is the glaze firing, where temperatures reach approximately 2400 degrees. From start to finish, the entire process takes about two weeks.
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