Hand-thrown by Oregon ceramicist Pi Potter, this limited ceramic vessel is crafted with clay infused with silt gathered by the artist from Mt. Hood itself. The material is collected on foot, carried down from the mountain, and incorporated directly into the clay body, embedding the landscape into the final form.
The result is a vessel with subtle mineral texture and muted tonal variation. Grounded, quiet, and deeply tied to place. Each piece carries the physical presence of the Pacific Northwest and serves as both a functional object and a lasting keepsake.
Hand-thrown by Oregon ceramicist Pi Potter, this limited ceramic vessel is crafted with clay infused with silt gathered by the artist from Mt. Hood itself. The material is collected on foot, carried down from the mountain, and incorporated directly into the clay body, embedding the landscape into the final form.
The result is a vessel with subtle mineral texture and muted tonal variation. Grounded, quiet, and deeply tied to place. Each piece carries the physical presence of the Pacific Northwest and serves as both a functional object and a lasting keepsake.
