The purple and green glaze always goes well together. I particularly like how it drips around the holes in this garlic storage jar.

These garlic storage jars are so cool and hold several bulbs of garlic! The jar itself features small air circulation holes, while the lid is easily removable and doubles as garlic grater plate. The benefit of keeping your garlic in a storage jar is that it limits the amount of sunshine they are exposed to and they last longer (same idea as a root cellar).

Each piece of pottery is crafted from stoneware clay and thrown on the potter’s wheel. After they dry a bit, I trim a foot on each piece and allow them to dry slowly. After that, they are bisque fired in an electric kiln. I then glaze each piece in a 3-step glazing process. Finally, the pots go back into the electric kiln and are glaze fired to cone 6. After a thorough sanding to ensure soft bottoms, they are ready for my happy customers!