Hand-Thrown Canister, No. 38 gift

Hand-Thrown Canister, No. 38 giftEach canister is hand thrown and hand glazed by Rookwood artists in our Cincinnati studio, bearing the subtle marks of its makers and the quiet beauty of the unexpectedone of a kind, deeply personal, and beautifully practical. Canister with Lid Hand thrown by Joe Paushel Glazed by Artist Tammy Maloney Measurements: 4. 5 tall 4. 75 at its widest Markings: Rookwood RP stamp 2025 Artist cyphers About our hand thrown pottery: Over the course of the year,

and a clean line of black pepper

The finish balances glossy and matte textures

The sky above mirrors soft dusk hues- blended blues and warm blushes—that cast a serene reflection across the scene

Findlay Market in Cincinnati was established in 1855

Pink Moon Goblet is decorated inside and out

Sold as a set of two

This lamp begins with a soft

also functions as a catchall or jewelry dish

Beneath the soft blue of our Teton glaze

while a distant tree line frames the water's edge in muted earth tones

Due to the nature of the glazing process

like a gathering basket of flowers catching the season’s harvest