Ceramics and Objects

These one of a kind, handbuilt ceramic table lamps are from The LAMP SHOW series by Trevor Goosen. The series is an ongoing exploration into functional ceramic sculpture. This body of work showcases Trevor's affinities for geometry and order as much as for cheekily sensorial visual play.

Lamps are paired with an LED mirror top bulb and braided cloth covered wire.

Trevor Goosen is a fabricator and artist working in Seattle. He received his MFA in Print Media with a focus on sculpture from School of the Art Institute Chicago in 2015. Since moving from San Francisco, Trevor has been involved with SOIL Gallery, Pottery Northwest, and currently teaches sculpture at Cornish College of the Arts.

7" by 6"

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This Plate will dress up your next gathering sharing a meal! All plates are made with layered hand dyed / neutral clay dressed in glossy clear glaze & raw bottoms. Utilizing the traditional Japanese technique of Nerikomi each plate is unique.

Every piece is different, images are to represent the variation in pattern and visual texture, but when purchasing you will not be receiving exact copies of what is pictured.

 Dimensions: 9” x 1/2"

Handle with care, food safe, hand washing advised. 

This Plate will dress up your next gathering sharing a meal! All plates are made with layered hand dyed / neutral clay dressed in glossy clear glaze & raw bottoms. Utilizing the traditional Japanese technique of Nerikomi each plate is unique.

Every piece is different, images are to represent the variation in pattern and visual texture, but when purchasing you will not be receiving exact copies of what is pictured.

 Dimensions: 9” x 1/2"

Handle with care, food safe, hand washing advised. 

This Plate will dress up your next gathering sharing a meal! All plates are made with layered hand dyed / neutral clay dressed in glossy clear glaze & raw bottoms. Utilizing the traditional Japanese technique of Nerikomi each plate is unique.

Every piece is different, images are to represent the variation in pattern and visual texture, but when purchasing you will not be receiving exact copies of what is pictured.

 Dimensions: 9” x 1/2"

Handle with care, food safe, hand washing advised. 

Sweet butterflies catching light in the window is truly special.

With a wing span of 4.5 inches this little charmer is bound to add a little cheer to any window.

Handmade in small batches

This Plate will dress up your next gathering sharing a meal! All plates are made with layered hand dyed / neutral clay dressed in glossy clear glaze & raw bottoms. Utilizing the traditional Japanese technique of Nerikomi each plate is unique.

Every piece is different, images are to represent the variation in pattern and visual texture, but when purchasing you will not be receiving exact copies of what is pictured.

 Dimensions: 9” x 1/2"

Handle with care, food safe, hand washing advised. 

These handbuilt ceramic table lamps are from The LAMP SHOW series by Trevor Goosen. The series is an ongoing exploration into functional ceramic sculpture. This body of work showcases Trevor's affinities for geometry and order as much as for cheekily sensorial visual play.

Lamps are paired with an LED mirror top bulb and braided cloth covered wire.

Trevor Goosen is a fabricator and artist working in Seattle. He received his MFA in Print Media with a focus on sculpture from School of the Art Institute Chicago in 2015. Since moving from San Francisco, Trevor has been involved with SOIL Gallery, Pottery Northwest, and currently teaches sculpture at Cornish College of the Arts.

7" by 6"

These mugs are part of Jan's Loop series of stoneware, which she throws on a wheel down in her Portola Valley studio. The size varies mug to mug, but they generally come in around 2" x 4" x 6". All are sturdy, comfortable to hold, and dishwasher safe.

These mugs are part of Jan's Loop series of stoneware, which she throws on a wheel down in her Portola Valley studio. The size varies mug to mug, but they generally come in around 2" x 4" x 6". All are sturdy, comfortable to hold, and dishwasher safe.

These mugs are part of Jan's Loop series of stoneware, which she throws on a wheel down in her Portola Valley studio. The size varies mug to mug, but they generally come in around 2.75" x 4" x 6".

All are sturdy, comfortable to hold, and dishwasher safe.

These mugs are part of Jan's Loop series of stoneware, which she throws on a wheel down in her Portola Valley studio. The size varies mug to mug, but they generally come in around 2.75" x 4" x 6".

We offer them in a variety of glazes.All are sturdy, comfortable to hold, and dishwasher safe.

In the shop, we also offer a wider selection of covered bowls and pitchers from the Loop series. Come check them out!

Please note - due to the handmade nature of these items, your mug may vary a bit from the one photographed.

These mugs are part of Jan's Loop series of stoneware, which she throws on a wheel down in her Portola Valley studio. The size varies mug to mug, but they generally come in around 2" x 4" x 6". All are sturdy, comfortable to hold, and dishwasher safe.

A great reminder for atop your mantel or shelf.

May there be peace in your home dome!

Hand sculpted in Los Angeles

Approx. 6'' Tall x 2'' Wide

Please note that these are each one of a kind and there may be slight variations in color and size/form.

A great reminder for atop your mantel or shelf.

May there be peace in your home dome!

Hand sculpted in Los Angeles

Approx. 6'' Tall x 2'' Wide

Please note that these are each one of a kind and there may be slight variations in color and size/form 

Shaka/ Hang Loose Hand in Cobalt Splatter

Porcelain Blend Clay Body

Handmade in Los Angeles. 

6" Tall 

6.5”w x 9.25”h

Wheel-thrown stoneware with glazed interior and raw ceramic exterior. Quartzite clay body has a stony mottled look and ranges from off-white to light gray.

Handmade in Los Angeles by Allison Shawn. All pieces are hand-stamped with the maker's mark.

4.75”w x 10.75”h

Wheel-thrown stoneware with glazed interior and raw ceramic exterior. Sandstone clay body has dark iron specks and ranges from sandy beige to light reddish-brown.

Handmade in Los Angeles by Allison Shawn. All pieces are hand-stamped with the maker's mark.

These are perfect for a mantle, cozy spot in the house or even a dining table. They are made with a dense speckled clay, and a colorful glaze. 

Measure approximately 2" x 3" Candle opening 1"

Ceramic Shaka Hand Sculpture. 

 Handmade in Los Angeles. 

6" Tall 

Ceramic Shaka Hand Sculpture.

Handmade in Los Angeles.

6" Tall

Handcrafted blown glass vases.

9-10 inches tall and 5-6 inches wide.

Matt Clark first began blowing glass at San Francisco State University in 1988. He received a B.A. in sculpture with an emphasis in glass. Originally a ceramics major, he continually draws influence from the ceramic world. He furthered his glass education in Seattle at the Pratt Fine Arts Center and the Pilchuck Glass School. After moving to Portland OR. In 2001 he began to develop his lines of glassware that would become Terra Glassworks in 2005. All of the work is made with a team of skilled glassblower using traditional glassblowing techniques.

Handcrafted blown glass vases.

9-10 inches tall and 5-6 inches wide.

Matt Clark first began blowing glass at San Francisco State University in 1988. He received a B.A. in sculpture with an emphasis in glass. Originally a ceramics major, he continually draws influence from the ceramic world. He furthered his glass education in Seattle at the Pratt Fine Arts Center and the Pilchuck Glass School. After moving to Portland OR. In 2001 he began to develop his lines of glassware that would become Terra Glassworks in 2005. All of the work is made with a team of skilled glassblower using traditional glassblowing techniques.

Handcrafted blown glass vases.

9-10 inches tall and 5-6 inches wide.

Matt Clark first began blowing glass at San Francisco State University in 1988. He received a B.A. in sculpture with an emphasis in glass. Originally a ceramics major, he continually draws influence from the ceramic world. He furthered his glass education in Seattle at the Pratt Fine Arts Center and the Pilchuck Glass School. After moving to Portland OR. In 2001 he began to develop his lines of glassware that would become Terra Glassworks in 2005. All of the work is made with a team of skilled glassblower using traditional glassblowing techniques.

Handcrafted blown glass vases.

9-10 inches tall and 5-6 inches wide.

Matt Clark first began blowing glass at San Francisco State University in 1988. He received a B.A. in sculpture with an emphasis in glass. Originally a ceramics major, he continually draws influence from the ceramic world. He furthered his glass education in Seattle at the Pratt Fine Arts Center and the Pilchuck Glass School. After moving to Portland OR. In 2001 he began to develop his lines of glassware that would become Terra Glassworks in 2005. All of the work is made with a team of skilled glassblower using traditional glassblowing techniques.