Wheel-thrown stoneware woodfired vessel. For wild flowers and wild people, these statement pieces were made to inspirit and adorn your space.

Glazed with a blue-grey glaze that resulted in a sandy, desert-y, pastel wash finish unlike any woodfire piece we’ve seen! No two exactly alike :)

This vessel measures approximately 6.25” tall.

The WOOD FIRED COLLECTION is comprised of work fired in the anagama outside of Missoula, Montana, in June 2024. Wood firing is a dynamic process that involves firing glazed pots strictly with wood heat, continuously, over a period of 7-10 days. It requires weeks of wood prep, loading, and then constant community fire tending to finish a batch of work. Some of these pots are glazed and some are unglazed, all of them finished and made unique by a combination of environmental factors: where they were in the kiln in relation to the fire, how heat and smoke moved through the stacks, and where wood ash may have settled onto the pieces to create surface pattern. These are special works, a departure from the consistency of our core offerings, and no two can ever be the same! It’s why we love the process so much.

Omo Ceramics are thrown and trimmed on a wheel by hand, by one person. We use nontoxic materials, always. Pots are dishwasher safe, but we recommend hand-washing with warm soapy water and drying on a stable rack. This will make for happy, long-living dishes.

**A note on shipping: shipping costs are calculated automatically by Squarespace based on the size and weight of each piece. These estimates are correct the majority of the time; sometimes they are off! In the case of overestimated shipping costs we will always refund you the difference.