Fire, earth, water, creativity, technical skill, and a little luck…
humble clay, transformed into stunning functional works of art
Crafted From Earth, Shaped By Artistry
Where it began:
Becky first discovered her love for pottery in an art class at Assumption High School, where her teacher, Ms. Wolf, helped unlock her creativity. Traditional classrooms often challenged her focus, but art gave her space to think freely and create in ways leveraging media that extended off the page. There, she learned foundational pottery techniques: hand-building, sculpting, carving, and throwing on the wheel; skills that would quietly shape her future. After high school, Becky went on to study education and graduated from the University of Kentucky after completing and earning her masters and PhD in the field of Instructional Design. It was soon after she entered the corporate world of learning, and after starting a family and having her three beautiful children, that her husband, Greg Combs, surprised her with a pottery wheel, reuniting her with clay nearly 20 years later.
How it’s Going:
Since 2017, in her spare time, Becky has returned to pottery with a renewed passion, creating functional art rooted in curiosity and exploration. While the wheel started out as a favorite, she now also enjoys hand-building and experimenting with different clay bodies. As a neurodivergent thinker and learner herself, she rarely makes the same piece twice, embracing experimentation over repetition. Reconnecting with her high school art teacher through social media because a meaningful full-circle moment; her former teacher helped Becky acquire her first kiln and continues to offer guidance and encouragement.
What Remains:
Becky is deeply grateful for a partner who not only recognized her creative spark but actively supported it. Through thoughtful surprises, a hand crafted kiln shed, and now a growing studio space, Greg’s support for her ability to embrace her artistic gifts continues. One day, she hopes to teach pottery, blending her love of art and education. For now, pottery remains a cherished creative outlet, balanced with the joyful chaos of raising three children and building a life rooted in support, growth, and creativity.
What Our Clients Say
“The custom dinnerware you created became the highlight of our restaurant’s relaunch—guests can’t stop talking about it.”
-- former client
“Your sculptural wall installation completely transformed our lobby and perfectly captured our brand’s story.”
-- former client
Our Services
01
Bespoke Dinnerware Collections
From concept sketches to final firing, we collaborate closely with you to design plates, bowls, and serving pieces that reflect your culinary vision and venue aesthetics.
02
Custom Decorative Sculptures
Whether you envision a centerpiece for a corporate foyer or an intimate art piece for a private residence, we shape and glaze forms that resonate with your narrative.
03
Limited-Edition Tile Series
We craft artisanal tiles in curated palettes and textures, perfect for feature walls, fireplaces, or boutique retail spaces—sized and finished to suit your project’s specifications.
Your Questions, Answered
How long does a typical custom project take?
Timelines vary based on complexity and scale, but most commissions are completed within 6–10 weeks, including design approval, production, and firing stages. We provide a detailed schedule after our initial consultation.
Can you match specific colors or glazes to my existing décor?
Yes. During our design phase, we review samples and create test tiles to achieve the precise hue and finish you’re seeking, ensuring seamless integration with your environment.
How do payments and shipping work?
We issue an invoice outlining project milestones and corresponding payment dates. Once your pieces pass final quality checks, we arrange secure, insured shipping or local delivery to your preferred location.
Let’s Bring Your Vision To Life
Ready to explore possibilities? Reach out for a complimentary consultation, and together we’ll craft ceramics that speak to your style, purpose, and space.
