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A small handmade ceramic bowl with a wood fired earthy muddy glaze and an unglazed base. A handmade ceramic bowl with a wood fired earthy muddy glaze and an unglazed base, filled with persimmons in a kiln. Closeup of a small handmade ceramic bowl with a wood fired earthy muddy glaze and an unglazed base. A stack of 4 small handmade ceramic bowls with a wood fired earthy muddy glaze and an unglazed base. The bottom of a small handmade ceramic bowl with a wood fired earthy muddy glaze and an unglazed base, showing 4 stamps. John holding up a tray of ceramic pots, glazed and ready to be fired, in his pottery studio. In a pottery studio, a hand holds a bowl upside down for glazing, as the glaze drips off. A small handmade ceramic bowl with a wood fired earthy muddy glaze and an unglazed base. A handmade ceramic bowl with a wood fired earthy muddy glaze and an unglazed base, filled with persimmons in a kiln. Closeup of a small handmade ceramic bowl with a wood fired earthy muddy glaze and an unglazed base. A stack of 4 small handmade ceramic bowls with a wood fired earthy muddy glaze and an unglazed base. The bottom of a small handmade ceramic bowl with a wood fired earthy muddy glaze and an unglazed base, showing 4 stamps. John holding up a tray of ceramic pots, glazed and ready to be fired, in his pottery studio. In a pottery studio, a hand holds a bowl upside down for glazing, as the glaze drips off.

Wood-Fired Bowl

in Tenmoku

$98
A cabin at night with a wood fired kiln firing with the whole cabin aglow and smoke coming out of the top.

The Long Way Home

“The process of firing a wood kiln takes about two weeks from beginning to end, with four days of loading, four days of firing and several days to cool the pots from the molten hot temperatures of active firing.

John might say it took six years from conception to actualization.”

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