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A handmade ceramic mug with a wood fired light earthy green glaze with an unglazed base. Four handmade ceramic mug with a wood fired light earthy green glaze with an unglazed base. A handmade ceramic mug with a wood fired light earthy green glaze with an unglazed base. Closeup of the rim of a handmade ceramic mug with a wood fired light earthy green glaze. Close-up of a handmade ceramic mug with a textured, rustic glaze showing a gradient from light beige at the top to a warm green at the base, on a white background. Bottom of a handmade ceramic mug with a wood fired light earthy green glaze with an unglazed base, showing off 4 stamps. A group of handmade ceramic mugs in various earthy glazes, styled on and around rustic clay bricks in a wood fired kiln. John holding up a tray of ceramic pots, glazed and ready to be fired, in his pottery studio. A handmade ceramic mug with a wood fired light earthy green glaze with an unglazed base. Four handmade ceramic mug with a wood fired light earthy green glaze with an unglazed base. A handmade ceramic mug with a wood fired light earthy green glaze with an unglazed base. Closeup of the rim of a handmade ceramic mug with a wood fired light earthy green glaze. Close-up of a handmade ceramic mug with a textured, rustic glaze showing a gradient from light beige at the top to a warm green at the base, on a white background. Bottom of a handmade ceramic mug with a wood fired light earthy green glaze with an unglazed base, showing off 4 stamps. A group of handmade ceramic mugs in various earthy glazes, styled on and around rustic clay bricks in a wood fired kiln. John holding up a tray of ceramic pots, glazed and ready to be fired, in his pottery studio.

Wood-Fired Mug

in Celadon

$78
A cabin at night with a wood fired kiln firing with the whole cabin aglow and smoke coming out of the top.

The Long Way Home

“The process of firing a wood kiln takes about two weeks from beginning to end, with four days of loading, four days of firing and several days to cool the pots from the molten hot temperatures of active firing.

John might say it took six years from conception to actualization.”

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