Discover uniquely textured, slow-made ceramics designed to bring warmth and intentionality into your everyday rituals. Each piece is a testament to the beauty of handmade art.
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About Marianne
Since I was 12 years old, I have worked in clay. For over 25 years I have been a full-time potter in Kentucky and teaching in clay for almost as long. I have worked with both children and adults at the Living Arts and Science Center in Lexington, KY for 15 years and the Bluegrass Art Center in Danville, Ky for three years.
I hold a BFA in ceramics and spent one summer working as a teacher’s aid at Penland School of Craft. I am a juried member of the Kentucky Art Council’s Kentucky Crafted, the Kentucky Guild of Artists and Craftsmen and the Indiana Artisan Marketplace.
Every piece in our collection is thoughtfully shaped by hand, celebrating the raw textures and organic imperfections of natural clay.
All shapes in every gallery are available in all colors. Allow 8 weeks for delivery of items not in stock.
All shapes in every gallery are available in all colors. Allow 8 weeks for delivery of items not in stock.
All shapes in every gallery are available in all colors. Allow 8 weeks for delivery of items not in stock.
All shapes in every gallery are available in all colors. Allow 8 weeks for delivery of items not in stock.
A thoughtful selection of handcrafted ceramics, where each piece carries its own story. From functional stoneware to decorative accents, explore the harmony of clay and craft.
We combine ancient stamping techniques with modern minimalism to create pieces that aren’t just objects, but soulful additions to your home.
Once the clay is ready to use, I create my pottery in 6 key steps. I throw, decorate and trim it; then I fire, glaze and fire again. Before using the clay on the wheel air bubbles need to be removed and the moisture evened out. After each piece is thrown on the wheel it is left out to dry some. Then I decorate the work. This is what makes my pottery unique. The decoration is done with one or more tools, my stamps, that I have made from the same clay that I use to make the pottery. The stamps are rolled or pressed into the work. Often, I will use a collection of them to create a landscape or picture.
When a piece is about halfway dry and stiff, I trim any extra clay off the bottom. Once an entire batch of pottery is dry (making pottery is like making cookies, several dozen at a time are made) it is fired to a low temperature, then glazed and fired to a much higher temperature. Each batch of pottery is between 200 – 400 pieces and will take 8- 10 weeks to complete. This is what makes each piece a one of a kind. When the pottery is finished all of it is both food safe and dishwasher safe.
Elevate your home with our handcrafted ceramics at a special price. Grab your favorite artisan pieces before they’re gone—limited stock available for this season only.
Real stories from our community of art lovers and ceramic enthusiasts who have brought a piece of Stamped Clay into their homes.
The texture on the stamped vases is even more beautiful in person. You can really feel the craftsmanship and the 'soul' in the clay. It has quickly become the centerpiece of table.
Discover uniquely textured, slow-made ceramics designed to bring warmth and intentionality into your everyday rituals. Each piece is a testament to the beauty of handmade art.
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