Handmade in Manitoba

Speckled Stoneware for Slow Mornings

Small-batch mugs, bowls and vases thrown by hand on the prairies. Each one carries the marks of the hand that made it.

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Wheel-thrown by hand in Manitoba
Food, microwave and dishwasher safe
One of a kind — when it's gone, it's gone
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Previously Made

What's Possible

A few pieces that have already found homes. Nothing here is for sale — it is here to show what the glazes and forms can do. Something catch your eye? Get in touch.

Pink glazed mug with a hand-painted goose and goslings, on a wooden shelf
A white and magenta mug held over a tree stump scattered with white flowers
A speckled vase holding orange lilies, held up against green grass
A cream speckled mug held up against a blue sky
A hand holding a small mug glazed pink over the bare clay
Two stacked cream-glazed mugs, held in hand
Pink glazed mug with a hand-painted goose, seen from the side
Speckled white mug with a hand-painted sunrise, on a wooden table

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The Craft

Learn to Throw on the Wheel

Every piece starts as a lump of clay and a pair of hands. Small-group classes run from the studio — beginners welcome, no experience needed, and you take home what you make.

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