Marilie's Pottery ✨

Warm sunrise glaze with a comfy, thumb-rest handle. 12oz — morning friendly.

Thrown just after dawn with tea steaming beside the wheel; the gradient is inspired by the first light through the studio window.

Matte white with cocoa speckles; salad, ramen, or fruit — it does it all.

This glaze combo came from testing fifty tiny tiles. The speckles reminded me of rain freckles after a garden walk.

Deep indigo glaze with a soft sheen; pours smooth and steady.

A quiet evening piece — I trimmed the lid while listening to jazz and let the glaze pool like moonlight.

Bud vase for wildflowers; soft sky gradient with gentle drip lines.

Made after picking roadside blooms — the form is shaped by a handful of clover and daisies on my table.

Rounded lip, snug in the hand; cocoa, chai, or miso — yes please.

I wanted a cup that feels like a sweater sleeve. This is that hug-in-a-cup.

Drainage hole, glazed rim, and earthy base — succulent approved.

I threw this after repotting my basil. The ridge line is a little nod to seedling trays.

Rippled rim with sea-glass blues; perfect for pastry or sushi nights.

I brushed the slip in arcs like little tides — a memory of a windy beach day.

Two petite cups with a warming amber blush — slow tea companions.

A glaze test turned favorite — the blush arrived like a happy kiln surprise.

Taper holder with a mossy wash and subtle carved rings.

Carved while the clay was leather-hard and I was dreaming about pine trails.

Palm-sized pinch pot with a glossy night-sky finish.

Made between bakes, because flaky salt deserves a tiny throne.

Raised ridges keep bars dry; glazed in foamy shoreline hues.

Sketched after a shower thought (truly). I wanted lather-friendly curves.

Snug lid, easy-grip knob, and a warm bread-basket glow.

Thrown for Sunday brunches with friends — the glaze looks like toast crusts.

Little lidded jar for honey or jam; includes a dipper notch.

Inspired by a beekeeper at the farmers’ market who traded a jar for a mug.

Center pin with ash catch — a calm corner companion.

Shaped after a deep-clean day; it needed to feel like exhale.

Wide, shallow bowl with gentle blue pooling and a sturdy foot.

I centered extra clay to get that generous curve — perfect for citrus pyramids.