Decor

These hand crafted mugs are designed by ceramicist and sculptor Peter Shire and made by residents of the Echo Park neighborhood in Los Angeles.

Shire founded the Echo Park Pottery Studio in 1972 to create ceramics that were more reasonably priced than his gallery work, and named it after the L.A. neighborhood where he was raised.

The mugs are crafted in small series using a slab construction, hand-rolled style, then individually hand painted. This process creates a unique splatter pattern and color combination on every much rendering no two exactly alike. The splatter series was inspired by the paintings of Sam Francis and the ceramic construction techniques of Adrian Saxe, both artists who have lived and created in Los Angeles.

Hand-formed ceramic, and hand painted, each piece is unique. We cannot guarantee the exact look of your mug. But if you feel very strongly about a particular look, you can email us at dig@gravelandgold.

Crazing of the glaze is considered normal

Wash by hand for longer life

Made in Los Angeles 

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 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 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 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.

9" by 7"

The Moon Face Incense Burner is a magical addition to any space.

Compatible with incense cones, smudge sticks, or even Palo Santo. 

Includes the moon face and tray.

Items are hand poured making each unique for you - because of this, there may be minor differences in each item due to the hand made process. These variations include color, air pockets, shape and size.

Shower with a Friend!

This playful design is a true Gravel & Gold classic. First doodled by founder, Cassie McGettigan and quickly beloved by the rest of the gals. 

Tack these folks up with chewing gum or have ‘em professionally framed, they're happy either way. They just ask that you save water.

Printed by Colpa Press in San Francisco, on high quality paper by a high quality Risograph machine.

Dimensions- 11" x 17"

This is a reprint of our beloved “Night Landscape” Print by Artist Rainen Knecht. 

A Delauney dream for someone who loves the outside and inside in equal measure. 

Printed by Colpa Press in San Francisco on high quality paper by a high quality Risograph machine.

Dimensions- 11" x 15"

Do you just say “yeah”? Or do you SEY YES?

At Gravel & Gold we like saying yes and we like palindromes. Welcome us into your home and you will never forget to ‘SEY YES’ or our address.

Printed by Colpa Press in San Francisco, on high quality paper by a high quality Risograph machine.

This poster was designed by the founding G&G crew around 2009, and has taken many forms through the years. First printed at the legendary Colby Poster Printing Co. in Los Angeles (closed since 2012), it carries a piece of California's creative history with it.

Dimensions- 11" x 17"

A painterly vision of San Francisco and its charismatic crustacean. 

Printed by Colpa Press in San Francisco, on high quality paper by a high quality Risograph machine.

Dimensions- 11" x 17"