Creating begins with a ball of clay and you introduce three elements: the wheel, water, and the hands of the potter.

After the clay is shaped on the wheel it is left to dry to a consistency where handles and stamps can be applied.

After the piece has been bisque fired, the glaze is applied. This is what gives the piece its’ unique color and identity.

At this point, the piece is ready to be fired again. This time it will be fired to temperatures over 2200 degrees.