Ash-Bloom Dinner Bowl
Wheel-thrown stoneware with natural ash glaze and flame shadowing.
Marfa, Texas • wood-ash kiln fired
Desert-fired stoneware for the daily ritual
Each piece emerges from our wood-ash kiln with unique flame patterns and ash deposits that develop character through years of use
A collaboration with fire
No two surfaces repeat
Desert mesquite and agave ash drift through the kiln and melt into glaze. The result: crystalline deposits, flame shadows, and a surface that continues to evolve—quietly gathering patina with every meal.
Process
60 Hours of Fire and Transformation
From local West Texas clay to finished vessel, each piece spends three days in our wood-ash kiln. Desert mesquite and agave hearts create ash deposits that melt into natural glazes, making every firing a collaboration with fire, wind, and time.
Kiln cycle
3 days, start to cool
Fuel
Mesquite + agave ash
Why ash glazes feel alive
Natural ash glazes can shift subtly with use—micro-texture softens, sheen deepens, and the surface becomes more personal over time.
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From our latest kiln opening
Latest drop
Limited quantities • one-of-a-kind
Cobalt Rim Tumbler
Functional daily cup—balanced weight, soft lip, ash-speckled surface.
Flame-Kissed Vase
Hand-built vessel with ash runs and subtle crystalline speckling.
Restaurant commissions
Tableware that carries a firing story
Custom sets for service—designed for durability, packed in custom foam, and made to develop patina through use.
In Marfa
Visit the Studio
Experience the complete process from clay preparation to kiln opening. 90-minute guided tours include demonstrations and discussions of ash glaze chemistry.
$35 per person • Saturdays 10am & 2pm • Max 6 visitors
Updates
Kiln Opening Alerts
Be first to see new pieces when they emerge from the fire. Quarterly collection releases plus behind-the-scenes firing documentation.