Our products
MINI VASE Forms
No wheel, no coils, no slip casting. Easily hand build mini vases with our Mini Vase Forms. Available in multiple sizes and shapes.
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Easy release tab
Each Mini Vase Forms has a easy release tab to assist in popping the Mini Vase Form out of the clay.
Pre-shaped back piece cutter
Use our Mini Vase Form back cutters to make flat back piece for your half vase, perfect for refrigerator magnet.
Universal Oval Slab Cutter
We make cutting your slab a little easier with our Universal Slab Cutter. There is one available for each size of Mini Vase Forms. Each size Universal Slab Cutter will work with all Mini Vase Forms in that size.
mini vase forms
A revolution in pottery design
Our Seamless Covers provide a smooth, consistent, surface over stacked pottery forms. This eliminates the seams that can cause lines and marks in your clay.
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Eliminate Seams
Forget about seams with our Seamless Covers.
lock forms in place
Lock stacked forms in place so they don't slide under your slab.
extend life
Extend the life of dented, dinged and scratched forms.
prevent moisture
Prevent moisture from absorbing into your stacked forms.
seamless covers
Texture Mats
These are high quality, hand pressed, natural rubber texture mat. You will not be disappointed with the quality of this texture mats.
What really makes these texture mats stand out is that the pattern itself is NOT recessed, or debossed, into the clay. It pops.
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Natural Rubber
High quality, hand pressed, natural rubber.
deep impression
What really makes these texture mats stand out is that the pattern itself is NOT recessed, or debossed, into the clay. The pattern pops.
It's a great effect that is especially attention-grabbing.
mulitple shapes and sizes
12" squares and rounds, 5"x12" mug mats, all the way down to 4.25" and 3.5" patterns and shapes.
texture pops off the clay
The texture pops off of finished pieces.
Texture mats
What our customers say
Our story
As potters, we often reminisce about the first piece we ever crafted. Mine was in 1980. I was a shy six year old, and it was at the Salt Lake City Art Festival. Rows of wheels lined a room, each with an assistant ready to guide eager hands. I did not possess those, but I had a mother willing to push me beyond my comfort zone, and toward this new adventure.
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