A stack of handmade thrown and altered woodfired ceramic wine cups in earth tones with varying gloss and matte finishes. Photographed against a plain white background. A stack of handmade thrown and altered woodfired ceramic wine cups in earth tones with varying gloss and matte finishes. Photographed against a plain white background. a set of 4 Woodfired Wine Cups in earthtones with light blue white interiors. The cups are staged against a white background. a set of 4 Woodfired Wine Cups in earthtones with light blue white interiors. The cups are staged against a white background. a set of 4 Woodfired Wine Cups in earthtones with light blue white interiors. The cups are staged against a white background. a single Woodfired Wine Cup in earth tones with light blue white interiors. The cups are staged against a white background. a single Woodfired Wine Cup in earth tones with light blue white interiors. The cups are staged against a white background. a single Woodfired Wine Cup in earth tones with light blue white interiors. The cups are staged against a white background. a single Woodfired Wine Cup in earth tones with light blue white interiors. The cups are staged against a white background. a set of 4 Woodfired Wine Cups in earthtones with light blue white interiors. The cups are staged against a white background. a set of 4 Woodfired Wine Cups in earthtones with light blue white interiors. The cups are staged against a white background.
A stack of handmade thrown and altered woodfired ceramic wine cups in earth tones with varying gloss and matte finishes. Photographed against a plain white background.

Woodfired Drinkware

This is a collection of images of various cups, tea-bowls, mugs, and pitchers from woodfire'ing I have done.

Wood fired pottery is exactly what it sounds like. Pottery fired in a kiln where the fuel is wood. Chords and chords of firewood are "fed" and "stirred" into a kiln to slowly build up a thick layer of ash on the surface of pieces inside the kiln, and then as the temperature in the kiln continues to rise, the ash melts, bonding with the glaze and clay creating unmistakable earthy surfaces, textures, and colors.

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