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You're an individual who revels in doing your own thing. You care where your food comes from. Ethical choices are your jam. Elevate your every day activities from mundane to exquisite with handmade pottery.
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An all new collection inspired by downtown living with attention to every detail.
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Inspired by the City
Classic designs for your modern kitchen make dining in an event. Follow along on our journey as we explore Indianapolis, settle in to our cozy carriage house & stock our shelves with all new pottery!
Meet Rebecca
Featured Pottery
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On saleVisit product page →A hand carved skull cup is already up there on the cool factor-ometer but when you add a thumb dent in the eye, a spot just perfect for your thumb to settle while you take a slow sip and enjoy conversation with friends, your cup goes from cool to king of the heap.
Approximate dimensions are 3" x 3" and will vary slightly due to the handmade nature of wheel thrown pottery, but that's what makes it so cool.
$5 flat rate shipping makes this an easy choice!
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On salevIrish Coffee Mug with Batik Handle | Handmade by Gravesco | Rebecca Graves Pottery
$ 36.00 $ 18.00
Visit product page →With the arctic temperatures we have in Indiana a splash of something extra in the coffee definitely helps keep us warm. I'm not saying that's the only thing you can use these mugs for, though! I use them every day because they're comfortable to hold and nestle nicely in my hand as I'm sure they will in yours.
Holds approximately 12 ounces.
The textured handle is stamped with an antique wooden batik stamp before it is attached to the mug and fired. I found the antique stamp nearly twenty years ago at a gem and lapidary show. I had no idea what the stamp would be used for but knew without a doubt it would be used at some point. Flash forward to now and it's become one of my favorite texture tools in the studio.
The creamy glaze is called Canvas, in keeping with my background as a painter. With a blank canvas, the only limits are your own imagination.
Microwave and dishwasher safe.
$5 flat rate shipping on all orders in the Continental U.S.
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vCarriage House Everything Bowl for Everyday | Handmade pottery by Rebecca Graves | Gravesco
$ 0.00 $ 32.00
Visit product page →The bowl we reach for daily holds a perfect portion of virtually everything we eat from cereal to chili, mac & cheese and soup, bread pudding or ice cream. The rings left in the bowl from my fingers as I'm making the pot on the wheel reminds me of the ripples on the lake each time I dip my oar in the water when kayaking.
The carriage house everything bowl fits seamlessly into any farmhouse or modern decor with its simple lines and timeless glaze.
Holds a full 12 ounce can of soup and fits comfortably in your hand.
Handmade in Indiana by potter Rebecca Graves Prowse using a high fire white stoneware and studio-developed food safe glazes.
Microwave & dishwasher safe.
Perfect for home or restaurant use.
$5 flat rate shipping makes this an easy choice!
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On saleVisit product page →Vikings used polished horns as drinking vessels for everyday use, celebrations and rituals. There was also a vibrant ceramics trade that provided every day wares for food and drink.
While researching historically accurate Viking era drinking vessels, I recreated several using modern clay and glazes.
While the Viking Drinking Horn was not traditionally made of clay, I love the idea of being able to clean it in the dishwasher.
Treat your favorite Viking to a handmade ceramic drinking horn. They make a perfect gift for Dad, groomsmen or anyone who loves a good beer.
Each horn is handmade on my potter’s wheel using a durable dark stoneware from Continental Clay in Minnesota, otherwise known as the land of the the Vikings, and glazed using my favorite Canvas glaze that I mix in the studio.
Holds 11-13 ounces of your favorite beverage.
Dishwasher safe when you remove the natural twine. If you choose to put yours in the dishwasher, remove the twine first and make sure the loops that hold the twine are positioned in a way they won’t knock against other dishes.
Why I Create | Artlink | Episode 13
