Showroom pictures
I've taken a few pictures of my showroom to show some of my current inventory. I left a couple of the pictures big so you can click on them and view the pots up close.
I'll be firing a couple more kilns before Christmas and then I'll be swamped with getting a special order for the Uwharrie Mountain Run done.
I still haven't gotten my new mixer/pugger up and running. I've got to make space for it, but I've also got to keep making pots. Mary and I spent the afternoon yesterday sorting and loading months worth of recyclables into my truck. That freed up some space to work with.




This pitcher gets overlooked as it's floor level. I like the rough texture of the "glaze," which is actually some clay from Ohio that a customer brought me. It melted at cone 6, so I tried spraying this pot with it. An ash glaze is on the inside and top portion.