Our studio had the incredible honor of hosting Tina Meeks of Quill Pottery — a gifted ceramic artist based in Cleveland, Ohio, whose work is deeply rooted in the land. Tina made the journey all the way to Salt Lake City with a truly special gift in tow: wild clay she harvested herself from the shores of Lake Erie . From the moment she arrived, Tina filled the studio with her warmth, curiosity, and passion for earth-based ceramics. She led an immersive workshop that guided us through the...

This week, we had the pleasure of hosting a hands-on workshop with guest artist Sarah May , who introduced us to the magical world of cyanotype photography — one of the oldest photographic printing processes. Sarah, whose work you can explore at sarahlizmay.com , guided us through the steps of creating beautiful, blue-toned prints using light-sensitive solutions and natural materials. After learning about the history and chemistry behind the cyanotype process, we experimented with printing...

We recently tried our very first Obvara pottery firing at Art Haus in Salt Lake City, and the results were stunning! This ancient Eastern European technique creates one-of-a-kind patterns with earthy tones and smoky textures. We’re so excited about the outcome that we plan to bring Obvara workshops to our studio soon. Stay tuned for upcoming opportunities to explore this unique firing process with us!