No home is complete without a handmade cup, or three. These are all-purpose cups, usable for cold or hot liquids, dishwasher and microwave safe, just waiting to be put to use. Perfect for gifts in sets, or near sets, each has its own quirky uniqueness, and will bring you years of useful pleasure.

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Second in the batch of a new clay and new surface techniques, these teabowls echo the urban grafitti on the streets of DC. The ash, flashing, and Wisconsin chicken grit create a complex experience, echoig both nature and language.

Fired in Jack Troy's Komuri Anagama.....another complex surface, with script as a background.

My newest explorations have been with the surface.....playing with script and texture, the ash has gentle folds and rivets to settle on and bond to, adding a layer of complexity. This teabowl is a great example of what I'm hoping for with this new technique.

Fired in Kevin Crowe's Community of Fire Extravaganza, this teabowl is a great example of what I'm hoping for with this new technique.

With this iron-rich clay body, plus a little surface play, this teabowl is ready to go!

This teabowl has plenty of ash and a gentle layer of shino over the surface design. Great specimen from Kevin Crowe's Noborigama......

These cups began as tulips, and have transformed into gentle tea meditations. The rims undulate like a mountain landscape, my version of our aged Appalachians. Shino glazed and wood fired in Wisconsin. Others available.....just ask.

A beauty with a gentle shino glaze blush.

Super smokey and subtle, ready for your favorite beverage.

Heavy ash over shino.

Round and undulating, with ash deposits in two different areas.

Wood fired in Jack Troy's Anagama, summer 2007, these tumblers are each unique specimens from unique areas in the kiln. The dry surface that often appears behind the side door has become one of my favorites, especially when slight ash deposits happen later in the firing.

Flame markings add the perfect accents to this tumbler. Perfect for bedside water, or an evening pint.

Subtle ash deposits and a hot flameworked surface give this tumbler a finished look.

Lots of markings, and flame patterns from objects placed near it during the firing.

Classic gold ash and flashed claybody.....a true statement of the effects of Jack's Anagama.

Others available.....just ask.

Wood fired and glazed inside, these little tea cups are perfect for tea out of a teapot. They are also great little snack cups, and hold a perfect amount of almonds, chocolate chips, or any other snack that tickles your fancy. There are many to choose from, dark and light stoneware, and different liner glazes, as well. Contact me, and I'll tell you what I have today.