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This piece is cast in solid bronze by Nancy Pearce in her studio in Los Angeles. In Pearce’s words “I seek to create an archive of everyday objects by casting them in durable solid bronze so that future archaeologists will have a few pieces of the puzzle to decode from my limited time on earth…
The Small Pitcher is delightfully simple and straightforward. It’s perfect for serving your favorite beverage or even holding an arrangement of flowers. Here it’s glazed in soft Glacier transitioning into a bold line of Ultramarine as a part of the Summer Seasonal collection. Originally created as a one of a kind design as part of…
This solid wood bowl features an elegant scoop. The simple and timeless design is a welcome addition to any modern home.
The Tall Neck Vase is thrown and glazed by the skilled hands of our small team in the San Francisco Clay Studio. The neckfeatures a precise transition partway down the profile creating not only a distinctive form but an opportunity to showcase our love of glaze and its many beautiful and unexpected combinations.Sunflower Gloss and…
First added to our Plaza line in 2010 and a favorite ever since. Evoking all the modern and minimalist charm of the Plaza dinnerware line, this tumbler’s tall, narrow body is designed to fit comfortably in your hand. Perfect for either hot or cold drinks.
Deep and dark, yet grounded by Heath’s signature wiped edge—Midnight over Opaque White creates a starry night feel. Layered in every sense, each vessel’s glaze pattern is unique.When we introduced the Tall Vase as part of Design Series 2 we wanted to expand upon Edith Heath’s classic Bud Vase design. Large, tall, and sturdy this…
Large, tall, and sturdy this vase is perfect for flower lovers. The vase is glazed in the Watercolor technique—a new and dramatic glaze combination exclusive to Heath Clay Studio pieces. Glazes are applied and manipulated by hand to create a surface that resembles inky landscape paintings. Layered in every sense, each vessel’s glaze pattern is…
This handsome container is one of the designs the women of Tonaltepec created during workshops held with Innovando la Tradición. Each piece is hand built and fired in traditional stone kilns. When the piece emerges from the kiln the surface is quickly splashed with an ink made from charred cactus and oak bark producing the…
This handsome container is one of the designs the women of Tonaltepec created during workshops held with Innovando la Tradición. Each piece is hand built and fired in traditional stone kilns. When the piece emerges from the kiln the surface is quickly splashed with an ink made from charred cactus and oak bark producing the…
Cedric Mitchell’s hand blown glass pieces exude his eclectic style inspired by genres from graffiti art to Memphis design. This large and bold piece in translucent green and yellow is a dramatic example of his contemporary sensibilities. This custom work is an exciting part our Summer Seasonal collection.
The striped designs of these glass bowls are made by hand. Strips of opaque glass are worked into the translucent grey glass and then skillfully stretched into a playful design. Laurence Brabant—designer—and Allain Villechange—flameworker—are the duo behind this eclectic glassware.
Viewing Stones are admired for the extreme beauty that emanates from their ugly and jagged features. These stones were traditionally taken from places like Taihu Lake in China where they were shaped over decades by the turbulent lake waters forming dramatic pores and holes. They were popular as ornamental objects among royal families and scholars…
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