From our Studio to your Home
Each piece of pottery is functional art that enhances your daily rituals—from morning coffee to shared meals.

Nestled in the rolling hills of Stokes County, North Carolna
Sam Dougherty draws inspiration for his pottery from both his family's artistic legacy and the natural world. His pottery is not only functional but also artistic, reflecting the shapes and colors found in nature and creating pieces that stand the test of time.

Explore the journey from raw clay to the wood-fired kiln
Wood firing is a collaboration between potter, kiln, and clay. During the firing, which can last several days, wood ash settles on the pieces and melts into natural glazes, creating unique patterns and colors.
Our Pottery Blog

From Earth to Art: The Journey of Handcrafted Pottery
The texture and movement of handcrafted ceramic piece is deeply satisfying. I'd like to take you behind the scenes of my Stoke County pottery studio to share the journey each piece takes from raw clay to a finished creation.

From Barn to Studio: A Rural Space for Pottery
Transforming this barn into a working pottery studio has been about more than just renovation – it's about honoring rural crafting traditions while creating space for their continuation.

The Art of Creating Functional Pottery
Wood-firing adds another layer to this functionality. The ash deposits and flame patterns don't just create visual interest – they record the pot's journey through the kiln.
