Bow House Studio

In need of a cool Valentine’s gift?! Take a ceramics class with your friends, family, or sweetheart at my studio in Stoneham, MA. I offer beginner wheelthrowing, handbuilding, sculpture and earring making classes for individuals or small groups with totally flexible class times! All ages welcome. Buy a gift certificate now and schedule your class any time within the next year. Feel free to message me with questions! 😊

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Pulled these out of the kiln last week! Some very summery shell dishes and incense holders. 🐚 🌊

These ceramic pieces hold incense, sage, palo santo, or whatever else you may use in your energy cleansing rituals! Crafted by hand in small batches by yours truly. 😘 Shop link in bio.

This Petal Dish is named after one of the many things it can hold (that and it kind of looks like a flower petal itself)! Use it for potpourri, as a fruit bowl, or anything else you’d like! This and several more petal dishes available in my shop. Link in bio.

Recently pulled several sets of small nesting bowls from the kiln! This textured dark blue set is one of my favorites. Shop link in bio!

These sponge holders can also be used to hold your business cards, eyeglasses, cell phone, or mail! Shop link in bio.

Happy first birthday to Can’t believe my little ceramics business is one year old today!! The past year has brought so much joy and fulfillment to me. Thank you all for cheering me on throughout this journey. Here’s to another awesome year ahead. 🎂❤️🏺

Local peeps!! I have a handful of these Stoneham and Wakefield ornaments left!! They make great little gifts. 🎁 They aren’t on my site so DM me if interested. $15 a piece or 2 for $25 and free delivery to your doorstep before Christmas!

Bow House Studio will be at Stoneham’s Winter Arts & Crafts Fair this Sunday November 27th. Hope to see you there! More info below.

“The Stoneham Chamber is excited to offer the second Winter Arts & Crafts Fair on Sunday, November 27th, 2pm to 7pm in the Stoneham Town Hall Auditorium with our Annual Tree Lighting on the Town Common! Kick off your shopping with an afternoon of holiday cheer. More than 65 artists and crafters will be on hand with amazing and unique handmade goods.”

Loving how the glaze came out on this new cup! It accentuates the circle texture nicely.

Come visit me at this awesome craft fair in Wakefield, MA until 3pm 10/29. 1155 Main St.

Come visit me this Saturday at the craft fair and shop for some cool handmade gifts for the holiday season!!

Wakefield, MA - Vendor Craft Fair
Saturday, October 29th
10am - 3pm
Most Blessed Sacrament Church
1155 Main St. Wakefield, MA

Working on some new textured cups! Which one is your favorite?

These are wine bottle coasters made from clay slabs! A couple left in the shop (link in bio). Also, if you’re into non-alcoholic wine this sauv blanc is a great option by

I was looking out the window and realized how much this scene looked like this mug!

These wave bowls are super versatile! Fill ‘em with with guac, 🥑 potpourri, 💐 whatever you want! Shop link in bio.

Copper colored vase made from white stoneware clay!🏺This was made by rolling out a slab of clay and wrapping it into this burrito shape. 🌯 😜

Here’s a peak at a few pairs of ceramic earrings available! Lots more to choose from. Shop link in bio!

This past weekend I attended an incredible workshop at taught by Paul Wisotzky of It was so much fun learning how to make brushes from bamboo and animal hair! Pictured here are brushes I made from deer, coyote, fox, and skunk hair. I can’t wait to use these to glaze my ceramics!

This tall textured mug holds 16 oz and is surprisingly light weight! Hand built from white stoneware clay.

Introducing the Wave Bowl! Several of this style available in the shop (link in bio).

Y’all remember that antique doorknob from a previous post? Here’s the finished product with it imprinted into a mug!

Ceramic earrings and pendants have made their way to the shop!

In my latest class at we took a trip to for inspiration and we actually got to handle some of the pieces! It was a real treat. 😁 So here is my take on a Chinese pitcher. I think I’ll make a few more using different methods. This one is both coiled and pinched.

A lot of experimenting going on in this kiln load! 🤞🏻 I am testing some glaze combinations and also getting a feel for how to glaze fire earrings. Cant wait to see the results!

So excited to get some glaze on these wavy bowls soon! I’m currently testing some new glaze combinations. 🤞🏻

Exploring ceramic earrings! They’ll serve as glaze tests at the very least. 😂

This is a doorknob from my historical home that I’m trying out as a clay stamp! The white residue on the clay is cornstarch to help the doorknob release after taking the impression.

After flipping these draped bowls off their terracotta pot stands, I add a little coil of clay to the inside bottom just where the sides of the bowl start, as this is the weakest point and could crack during drying. I also smooth the rim with a chamois and wipe down the entire bowl with a finishing sponge. Lastly they will be stamped after a day or so of slow drying.

Luckily my mom is a gardener and has a bunch of extra terracotta pots lying around! They’re perfect for these draped bowl forms which will set up for a bit before I flip them and make some finishing touches.