Most of my pottery is thrown on the wheel, but from time-to-time I hand-build. I always indicate on the product description how each pot is made. After I throw or hand-build, the pottery dries out to “bone dry” and is “bisque-fired” to about 1800 F. It is then glazed and fired again to about 2100 F.

Right now, I am doing the occasional pop-up or market in Nashville, TN, where I reside. I am in the process of working with some local collaborations, so stay tuned.

Unfortunately no. But, please reach out if you’re interested and I can connect you with some wonderful local people who do!

I do commissions on rare occasions. Reach out through my “contact me” page and we can discuss.

Pottery is something I am fortunate enough to do in addition to my career. With that being said, I try to do one every month, but this can vary based on other obligations. If you want to be alerted, sign up for the Kiln Dump Newsletter.

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