This pitcher looks nice with flowers, but it’s excellent for pouring drinks. Liquid flows smoothly off the spout, so you can top off your tumbler with a glass of fresh-squeezed lemonade, or in my case, hand-mixed margaritas.

This ware is made from black clay and features bright vibrant colors and local material. After drying, Terra Sigillata, slips and local aggregate is applied on the vessel's exterior for decoration. I then use stencils to add a text layer of where the local materials originated from. This cup has local materials found on a drive on Forest Service 708 to Fossil Creek in Camp Verde, AZ. Then it is glazed and fired to 2200°F. After firing, the piece is wet/dry hand-sanded for a soft, smooth feel. Each hand-made object is unique.