In Full Swing

A few weeks ago I packed up the car and drove across the mountains to participate in the Celebrate Montana Art: Artists' Showcase and Sale in Helena, MT. 

Photo Credit:  Sue LaRose

It was my first time to use our new show setup and our new display looks fabulous! (Adam built these shelves for us - this beautiful. entirely collapsible shelf, painstakingly pegged together with square red wood pegs, started out as a pile of logs.) 

Here are a few new ceramic pieces up close.  These pieces are all stoneware, Soda Fired to Cone 10 at The Clay Studio of Missoula. 

Pear Jar, 6"x 6" x 8", $145

Pear Jar, 6"x 6" x 8", $145

Magpie Jar, 4.5"x 4.5" x 6", $100

Magpie Jar, 4.5"x 4.5" x 6", $100

Mushroom Mug, $45 

Umble Handle-less Mug, $35 

Simple Fruit Bowl, 6.25" x 6.25" x 3", $60

Sunflower Bowl, Unavailable ($35) 

Small Nested Bowls, $50 for the set

Maple Samara Wall Tile, 5"x 5" x 1.25",  $100

Of course, while I have been busy in my workshop, Adam has also been sawing away in his space. 

Here is a prototype of a new product we will be bringing to this seasons holiday shows. 

We, as many in our community, have back yard chickens and thus the need for a wooden egg holder perfect for on the counter or in the fridge.

Please contact us if you would like any custom pieces (wooden or ceramic) for this holiday season. 

Cutting Boards: A Solid Foundation

There are days when I feel frazzled and scattered, my to-do list running away from me.  But, when I pull out my cutting board and start chopping the ingredients for dinner my world calms down and comes into focus. The act of preparing food forms a solid foundation for my day and my world falls into order.  

These are photographs of a few of the many butcher blocks, cutting boards and serving trays Adam has constructed in his backyard workshop.  They offer beauty, sustainability and a solid foundation to your daily routine.  

Locally Harvested Maple Butcherblock

Reclaimed Mahogany Board Set 

Live-edge Locally Harvested Walnut Cutting Board