A one-man pottery studio
Every piece passes through Walt’s hands.
Thrown on the wheel, glazed, and fired in small batches — the slow way.
The shop
Retired machinist. Now he throws pots.
Walt spent a working life making metal parts to the thousandth of an inch. These days his hands are in clay instead. He started throwing to keep busy after he retired — now the kiln runs most evenings, and every burner that leaves the shop, he made and packed himself.
The Mountain Burner · $27.99
Smoke that falls instead of rises.
Light a cone at the peak and the smoke spills down the cliff into the basin, the way water would. Stoneware-look resin, hand-finished. Only three in the first batch.