A cohort of monsterpots is made from a single block of clay.

Put a Monsterpot in your kitchen and instantly your day gets more exciting and curious. Smile mischievously when you hand your guests an eyeball mug full of tea. Surprise your dear one with a special and unique gift. Pottery with personality becomes like a treasured family member whose daily presence is a source of comfort. 

After drying a few weeks, they gestate in the kiln for about 13 hours at 1900 deg F. Then they’re given their multilayered coat of glaze and back into the kiln they go for a second firing period of 8 hours. There, they’ll be subjected to temperatures of 2200 deg F. This will mature the stoneware to the desired hardness and give them their colorful and glossy surfaces. No two are alike even if they’re made to be part of a cohort. I handbuild them, one by one, from slabs.

There are now approximately 450 monsterpots out in the world each with their own name.

I make my glazes by mixing dry materials from a formula and then I fire each of them on test tiles to be sure the glaze is a good fit for my clay. The interiors of pots and mugs are food grade and safe. Mugs are microwave friendly and dishwasher safe but the Monsterpots should be washed by hand.