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EARTH · WATER · FIRE — 42.3798° N, 71.0284° W
TRISKEL CLAY · EAST BOSTON, MA · CONE 10

Made by hand.It shows, onpurpose.

Run a thumb around one of our rims and you'll find the wheel's rings still in the clay. Mugs, bowls, planters and vases, thrown on Bennington Street and fired to cone 10. No molds. No seconds. The price on the tag is the price.

SEE THE TWELVE FORMSPRICE A CUSTOM RUN
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KILN №2 · FIRES THU
TENMOKU · CONE 10
DRAG OR ARROW KEYS TO TURN
THROWN, NOT PRINTEDTWELVE FORMS, ONE SLOW WHEELCONE 10, FOURTEEN HOURSFOOD-SAFE, DISHWASHER-PROOFTHE TAG IS THE PRICETHROWN, NOT PRINTEDTWELVE FORMS, ONE SLOW WHEELCONE 10, FOURTEEN HOURSFOOD-SAFE, DISHWASHER-PROOFTHE TAG IS THE PRICETHROWN, NOT PRINTEDTWELVE FORMS, ONE SLOW WHEELCONE 10, FOURTEEN HOURSFOOD-SAFE, DISHWASHER-PROOFTHE TAG IS THE PRICE
01 — THE COLLECTION

Twelve shapes made the cut.
Hundreds didn't.

VIEW ALL TWELVE

These four forms are the ones we throw most: a mug, a bowl, a planter, a vase. Tap a glaze dot to see the same profile in Tenmoku, Celadon, Bone Speckle, or Ember. The render is the form we throw; the tag on the card is the USD price you will see on the invoice.

TAP A DOT TO RE-GLAZE. EVERY VESSEL HERE IS A LIVE 3D RENDER — THE FORM YOU SEE IS THE FORM WE THROW.

THE FOUR HOUSE GLAZES

We mix the recipe. The flame signs it.

EVERY FORM × EVERY GLAZE · NO UPCHARGE
TenmokuFE₂O₃ SATURATE

Black as a skillet until the fire finds an edge. Then: ember.

Celadon1% IRON, REDUCED

The grey-green of the harbor in March, pooling wherever the wheel left rings.

Bone SpeckleBODY IRON BLOOM

A warm white the clay freckles from underneath. We couldn't paint that if we tried.

EmberFLAME-FLASHED

Orange where the flame passed. Umber where it stayed.

02 — THE PROCESS

Our stamp is
a flowchart.

The triple spiral under every foot is a working diagram, not a logo: earth gets blended, water throws it, fire has the last word. Throwing, drying, and firing one piece is about three weeks of shop time. Your ready date is still 6–8 weeks standard, or 3–4 weeks rush, from deposit plus written specs — kiln queue, not a shortcut on the clay.

INSIDE THE STUDIO
Hands trimming a terracotta pot on the wheel
I.

Earth — iron-rich stoneware

Three stonewares and a fist of native iron, blended in-house. Every batch is wedged by hand and rested a full week—clay remembers how it was treated, and ours is treated well.

II.

Water — thrown, never molded

Every form is pulled on a slow wheel—there isn't a mold in the building. Twelve shapes, each the survivor of a few hundred attempts, trimmed to a foot worth flipping over.

III.

Fire — cone 10 reduction

Fired twice: a bisque, then fourteen hours in reduction. We starve the flame of oxygen, it raids the glazes for more, and it pays us back in color no two pieces share.

1,305 °C
PEAK KILN TEMP
14 hrs
PER GLAZE FIRING
42 +
GLAZE RECIPES TESTED
100 %
FOOD-SAFE GLAZES
03 — CUSTOM & WHOLESALE

Yours, down to
the stamp.

Restaurants, cafés, galleries—or a table of one. Any form from a single piece to a small-batch run, in our glazes or one we build for you, with your logo stamped under the foot beside ours. The price computes in front of you and never changes behind your back.

12+ PCS −10%24+ −18%48+ −25%96+ −30%
BUILD YOUR QUOTE →READ THE PRICE BOOK
HARD PRICES
SAMPLE QUOTE — TSK-Q-2608
48 × Harbor Mug — Tenmoku$42.00 USD /pc
Wholesale 48–95−25%
Logo stamp — setup + 48 pcs$78.00 USD + $72 USD
Boston-area drop-off$20.00 USD · WAIVED
Total, ready in 6–8 wks$1,662 USD
$31.50 USD/PC AFTER 48–95 · PRICES PUBLISHED & HONORED
STUDIO PLANS · USD

How a quote becomes an order

There is no cart and no card field on this site. You build a ticket on Custom, send it, and we reply within two business days. That ticket is an estimate, held within ten percent while specs settle. It binds only when both sides confirm the same USD figures by email. We then invoice. Online card checkout is planned as a later full-page Stripe-hosted page for that approved amount—not live today.

Pickup, drop-off, and the Chip Promise

Standard runs are ready in 6–8 weeks; rush is 3–4 weeks at plus 20 percent. Pickup is at 101 Bennington St, East Boston, showroom Thursday through Sunday, 11–6. Boston-area drop-off is $20.00 USD and free on invoices of $500.00 USD or more. Unused stock may return within 30 days; custom work is final once fired. A chip in the first year of normal kitchen use is replaced once, free.

Four house glazes, no upcharge

Tenmoku, Celadon, Bone Speckle, and Ember are mixed in the studio and fired in reduction at cone 10. Any form takes any glaze at the published tag. A custom recipe is a separate $127.00 USD development, named for you and retired from the public lineup. Dishwasher and microwave are ordinary use; broiler, direct flame, and freezer-to-hot-oven are not.

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