San Juan Island Made Pottery
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Turquoise vase adorned with elegant, fancy handles and intricate dragons gracefully flying in the center.
Command the realm of your garden with this striking castle tower sculpture. Crafted with bold detail and sturdy materials, it stands as a fearless sentinel among your blooms. Perfect for adding a touch of medieval grandeur, this sculpture transforms any outdoor space into a majestic stronghold. Unleash your garden’s royal potential today.
Ignite your tabletop with this striking red bowl, where dragons coil around the rim in fierce, intricate detail. Crafted to command attention, the vibrant crimson glaze contrasts boldly with the carved dragons, making every meal a mythical experience. Perfect for those who dare to bring a touch of powerful legend and fiery passion to everyday dining.
Unleash legend at your next gathering with 6 bold medieval chalices. Each, a unique masterpiece inspired by knights and kings, turns every sip royal. Perfect for feasts, celebrations, or collections. Crafted from durable, ancient-forged-style materials, these cups bring medieval magic to your table. Own the night—raise your chalice and live the legend. Each cup holds 12 fluid oz.
Custom pottery
If you have a custom design you would like, send us an email for a consultation
Need a mug with a dragon on it? A specific flower or plant? A chicken? I do custom designs!
I do custom sets of dinnerware! Sets of 2-12 with matching or custom designs on each one!
Send an email for a consultation if you have an idea you want turned to clay!
About
the Artist
My name is Hallie, and I grew up on the beautiful San Juan Island, just outside the town of Friday Harbor. From a young age I showed interest in many different creative outlets. I would draw, dance, and daydream my island days away. I am also very drawn to the world of fantasy. I like to imagine myself as a princess tasked with befriending the dragon that flew near my village, or as a fairy bringing color to the flora and fauna. I read and watch a lot of fantasy stories that continue to build my love for the genre, so when it came to making my art, I found most of my inspiration there.
I started working with pottery in 2023 after taking a hand-building class at Alchemy Art Center. That is where I learned of their scholarship program and applied for it. At that time in my life I was recovering from cancer and an autoimmune disease that had taken over my life. Working with clay became my therapy and an escape from my new normal of constant doctor’s appointments and daily pain. Since then I have honed my craft and taken more classes through Alchemy, including wheel throwing in October 2024. I am now healthy, free of cancer, and work full time at making pottery. The feel of clay in my hands and the satisfaction of pulling a finished piece from the kiln will never fail to enrapture me and I am so thrilled to be sharing my work with my family, friends, and now you!
