Minnesota

All Minnesota plates are hand build out of slabs or clay. Cut and shaped by hand. All of them have food safe glazes.

Blue Ice, this glaze reminds me of the cold deep waters in our state.
Cenote- This glaze is so cheerful, especially in the dead of winter.
Sgraffito Downy Woodpecker - The bird is carved into the plate.
Celestial - The colors with in this glaze range from brown to blue to lavender. The pictures don't do this glaze justice.
Each plate I hand build out of a slab clay I roll out. I turn the edges up to shape the plate. It The medium to large plates all have feet on them. All pictures in this section have feet on them. The plates are slow dried for 2 weeks. They are then b

Large Minnesota

This is the largest Minnesota plate I currently make. It is from it’s widest points about 10 inches. It’s smallest width in the middle is 5 inches. With the northwest angle the length is about 10.5 inches. It has little feet on the bottom.

I’m having trouble capturing the color but it is brown overall with a light blue coming through in some areas.

Mini Minnesota

Mini Minnesota. It’s about the size of a coaster. It is white clay that has a black underglaze brushed on. Once the glaze dries I carved into the clay leaving the image bright white. After the bisque fire I put glazed in some of the carved parts. Its a image of a barn sitting near the edge of the water under a night sky.

Previous

Monsters
Next

Planters