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Kristin Jennings

Wabi Sabi Vineyard Ceramics

As a potter, I have so much more to learn, understand, and appreciate about this craft. I have adopted the “wabi sabi” philosophy as a means of allowing myself the grace to make mistakes, mess up, and be imperfect — all while creating beautiful pieces of functional pottery full of quirky character and rustic charm. As I continue to grow my practice, my patience, and my respect for the process, it is my hope that the love and passion I have for pottery is translated into each and every functional piece that I create and share with others.

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Spoon rests – great to have by your cooktop stove while cooking. Can also be used for holding small items such as jewelry, keys, coins, or as a catcall dish. Typicall sell for $20-$25.
Platters of various sizes and plate sets. Great for serving food, holding baked goods, used as a catchall plate as well depending on size. All thrown with stoneware clay and either glazed or has a transfer applied with a clear coat. All dishwasher and food safe.
Cups with no handles and thumb print dimples on the side. Thrown with stoneware clay and either glaze or transfers are applied. All food, microwave, and diswasher safe. Typically hold about 10oz of liquid. Great for wine, tea, mixed drinks, or coffee. A set of 2 is typically $65.
Mugs of all shapes and sizes. Typically $45-50 depending on size and decoration used. Thrown with stoneware clay and decorated with food safe transfers or glazes. Great for coffee, tea, hot beverages of any sort.
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