The work speaks for itself.
New Forms
From the studios of our makers
By someone who chose this life. Who chose time over speed. Who works with clay from dirt, glass from sand and heat, wood from trees that lived longer than the maker.
The work speaks for itself.
From the studios of our makers
Clay — London, England
“The kiln decides. I just prepare.”
Glass — Toyama, Japan
“Glass has no memory. You must give it one.”
Wood — Asheville, North Carolina
“The tree was alive longer than I have been. I try to remember that.”
Every maker here was invited. Every object was chosen.
See all makers →Unfinished work. Open kilns. Quiet mornings. The moments between the moments.
Kiln opening, 6am
Clay
Gathering from the furnace
Glass
Selecting salvaged stock
Wood
Glaze testing, batch 34
Clay
Black walnut grain, close
Wood
Light vessel, afternoon sun
Glass
Spoons, cherry, hand-carved
Wood
Tools of the trade
Clay
Glory hole, 1,100°C
Glass
Barn oak, bread, artichoke
Wood
Trimming, early morning
Clay
