We are trying something new this Month. Once a month we're going to celebrate us. Because who will if we don't?? Early this month, after all of the holiday hustle and bustle was behind us, we got out of our houses, left the shop unattended, and ate everything we pleased at K-Town Indy . We chose to all do hot pot, and I will say for myself at least, I was unprepared about what all you can eat hot pot really meant. I mean I had an idea. But BRO! The amount of meat, veggies, no

Nothing is trash in our studio, and that includes glaze. We currently carry over 60 regular glazes and more than 60 specialty glazes. Glitters, Jungle Gems, Elements, Stroke and coat- and that doesn't even get into the stoneware glazes we offer for our wheel thrown pieces. We try to be a full-service studio because pottery can be confusing, and we want it to be easy for you to want to come back. Our Stroke and Coat glazes are our "normal" glazes. They are on our paint bar and

For Louise's bowl: Supplies: 3-4 lbs Stoneware clay- We used our studio reclaim which is a mix of Amaco White 11, Buff 46, and Terracotta 77. Round brush Loop and ribbon tool Amaco PC glazes: 19 Moon River 18 Tuscan Blue 13 Serpentine Green 32 Albany slip brown Celadon: 10 Snow Potter’s Choice Flux: 03 Midnight Run   Instructions: Throw a 3-4 lb bowl the is about 7’ wide and 4 inches tall, leaving the walls and base rather thick for trimming Allow to dry until just before lea

Thank you for listening to Throwing Shade (& Clay) Episode one: The Women's March on Versailles! Below you can find a guide to how we created our Chinoiserie inspired pieces. Try your hand out at this refined style! Chinoiserie literally means “in the style of China,” and is, at its most simplistic, a style of art that copies the historic style of Chinese pottery, with depictions of everyday life, stories, and floral themes. The French adapted this style to represent their re