Unique Every Time

No two pieces are identical in pottery, especially when working with gas kilns and various glazes. Even if two pots are glazed and fired the same way, the fluctuating conditions inside an unregulated gas kiln—such as temperature, atmosphere, time of reduction, proximity to inlet or other ceramics—make it impossible to replicate results. These factors lead to unique variations in color, texture, and finish. Rather than expecting perfect control, it is important to embrace the individuality and character given to every fired piece.