Smoke-fired Earthenware Coaster Artsy Collected along the quiet shores

Collected along the quiet shores of Gerard Point in Springs

Gridlock Kitchen Towel:

each piece carries a subtle texture and weight that reflects its artisanal origin

Tavira Linen Napkin:

As its sculptural form evolves with each use

Smoke-fired Earthenware Coaster Artsy Collected along the quiet shoresIntroducing Claywoodstone by ceramist Heather Gabriel. Each of her smoke fired vessels and sculptural objects are handmade from earthy, rustic earthenware, including micaceous white with unique metallic flecks as well as "mocha" varieties. All pieces are burnished with leather and a beach stone, then fired multiple times in a primitive pit firing process with salvaged wood scraps to create unique smoke patternsmaking each piece a true one of a kind